Distributed caches are used to improve the performance and scalability of applications. Typically, a distributed cache is shared by multiple application servers. In a distributed cache, the cached ...

Most distributed caches force a choice: serialise everything as blobs and pull more data than you need or map your data into a fixed set of cached data types. This video shows how ScaleOut Active ...

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As enterprise computing enters the brave new world of service-oriented architecture (SOA), it becomes more and more important to seek new ways to describe, publish, and discover your services. The Web ...

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Gen AI powers real-time analytics for distributed caching, enabling organizations to spot trends and respond in real time. The addition of Gen AI builds on ScaleOut Active Caching’s next-generation ...

Cloud-based applications built with microservices are firehosing log data at DevOps teams. This is where open-source search-and-analytics engine Elasticsearch comes in for many teams. But ...

ScaleOut Software is offering Version 6 of its ScaleOut Product Suite, its distributed caching and in-memory data grid software, introducing breakthrough capabilities “not found in today’s distributed ...

Ever hear the phrase “clear your cache” and wondered about this voodoo magic? In most situations, people are probably referring to your browser cache so that you can see the latest data or content on ...