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Version: 3.3-EA - Publication Date : May 22, 2014
Introduction
Hazelcast Overview
Why Hazelcast?
Getting Started
Installing Hazelcast
Starting the Cluster and Client
Configuring Hazelcast
Use Cases
Resources
What's New in Hazelcast 3.3 EA
Release Notes
New Features
Upgrading from 2.x versions
Document Revision History
Distributed Data Structures
Map
Map Overview
Backups
Eviction
Map Persistence
Interceptors
Near Cache
Entry Statistics
In Memory Format
Queue
Queue Persistence
MultiMap
Set
Sample Set Code
Event Registration and Configuration
List
Sample List Code
Event Registration and Configuration
Topic
Sample Topic Code
Statistics
Internals
Topic Configuration
Lock
ICondition
IAtomicLong
ISemaphore
Replicated Map - BETA
For Consideration
Breakage of the Map-Contract
Technical design
In Memory Format on ReplicatedMap
EntryListener on ReplicatedMap
Distributed Events
Event Listeners
Global Event Configuration
Distributed Computing
Executor Service
Overview
Execution
Execution Cancellation
Execution Callback
Entry Processor
Overview
Sample Entry Processor Code
Abstract Entry Processor
Threading
Distributed Query
Query
Distributed SQL Query
Criteria API
Paging Predicate (Order & Limit)
Indexing
MapReduce
MapReduce Essentials
Introduction to MapReduce API
Hazelcast MapReduce Architecture
Continuous Query
Transactions
Transaction Interface
J2EE Integration
Resource Adapter Configuration
Sample Glassfish v3 Web Application Configuration
Sample JBoss Web Application Configuration
Integrated Clustering
Hibernate Second Level Cache
HTTP Session Clustering with Hazelcast WM
Client Mode vs. P2P Mode
Caching Locally with `deferred-write`
`sticky-session`
Spring Integration
Spring Configuration
Spring Managed Context
Spring Cache
Hibernate 2nd Level Cache Config
Spring Data - JPA
Spring Data - MongoDB
Session Replication
Deployments
Session Affinity
Supported Containers
Storage
Off-Heap
Clients
Native Clients
Java Client
C++ Client
C# Client
REST Client
Memcache Client
Unsupported Operations
Serialization
Data Serialization
IdentifiedDataSerializable
Portable Serialization
Custom Serialization
Management
Statistics API per Node
Map Statistics
Multimap Statistics
Queue Statistics
Topic Statistics
Executor Statistics
JMX API per Node
Monitoring with JMX
Cluster Utilities
Cluster Interface
Cluster Wide ID Generator
Management Center
Introduction
Tool Overview
Home Page
Maps
Queues
Topics
MultiMaps
Executors
Members
Scripting
Console
Alerts
Administration
Time Travel
Documentation
Security
Socket Interceptor
Encryption
SSL
Enabling Security for Hazelcast Enterprise
Credentials
ClusterLoginModule
Cluster Member Security
Native Client Security
Authentication
Authorization
Permissions
Performance
Data Affinity
WAN
WAN Replication
Configuration
Network Configuration
Configuring TCP/IP Cluster
Specifying Network Interfaces
EC2 Auto Discovery
IPv6 Support
Restricting Outbound Ports
Partition Group Configuration
Listener Configurations
Wildcard Configuration
Advanced Configuration Properties
Declarative Configuration
Programmatic Configuration
System Property
Logging Configuration
Setting License Key
Frequently Asked Questions
Why 271 as the default partition count?
How do nodes discover each other?
What happens when a node goes down?
How do I choose keys properly?
How do I reflect value modifications?
How do I test my Hazelcast cluster?
How do I create separate clusters?
When `RuntimeInterruptedException` is thrown?
When `ConcurrentModificationException` is thrown?
How is Split-Brain syndrome handled?
Does Hazelcast support thousands of clients?
How do you give support?
Does Hazelcast persist?
Can I use Hazelcast in a single server?
How can I monitor Hazelcast?
How can I see debug level logs?
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Hazelcast source code can be found at
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