Distributed Database DevOps Dilemmas? Kubernetes to the rescue!
summary
Apache Ignite is a JVM in‑memory data grid that adds native persistence (enabled by a flag), provides SQL99 support and both pessimistic and optimistic transactions, and runs on Kubernetes via simple YAML plus a Kubernetes IP finder service for discovery. Demo uses Minikube with two pods, RBAC role bindings, and shows Java servers with C++/.NET clients; connectors exist for Spark/Flink. Typical use: sit in front of Postgres for hotspot caching, cluster compute, low‑latency queries, and failover replication.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Introduction and speaker background
- 6:09What is Apache Ignite
- 15:31Ignite features and use cases
- 22:06Demo: Kubernetes deployment
- 27:21Resources and community
- 29:50Conclusion and Q&A
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