conference "A Series of Unfortunate Events" and moving on Some wisdom we all have to accept from time to time: "Sometimes things just don't work out the way we want them to."
new Year, new Life, new Horizon It's been a long time not posting anything to my blog. Main thing, this will change now as I have a lot to talk about over the course of the next months. Anyways
hazelcast The Hazelcast Incubator When Hazelcast [http://www.hazelcast.com] started as a pure open source project in 2008, there was one guys, Talip Ozturk, with an amazing vision: A simple, powerful, scalable Distributed Map. Ever since
apache2 snowcast - Migration and Failover - Feature Complete When I started snowcast back at end of 2014 I haven't thought that people will really be interested but most of the times it will work out differently from your imagination. A still
apache2 snowcast - Hazelcast Client and the snowcast logo snowcast In December I started a new project called snowcast. Arisen from the need in one of my own private projects I decided to open source this part of the work. snowcast is
apache2 snowcast - like christmas in the distributed Hazelcast world snowcast is an auto-configuration, distributed, scalable ID generator on top of Hazelcast [http://www.hazelcast.org]. Since snowcast is not an official Hazelcast project, Hazelcast will not offer any kind of commercial support
hazelcast nginx - Stateless Loadbalancer - Balance your load on nginx without proxying the request Today I want to show how you can use nginx [http://nginx.org/] to build your own stateless loadbalancer which just redirects your requests to random servers. It does neither support sticky sessions
java Hazelcast MapReduce on GPU (APRIL'S FOOL!) APRIL'S FOOL: Sorry that I have to admit it was just an April's Fool. The interesting fact btw is that when I first came up with the idea it sounded like totally implausible
apache Jetty + Spdy = Awesome! This weekend I testwise activated Spdy for HTTPS connections. So if you access the page you should see a Spdy connection and needed resources should be automatically being pushed to your browser. If
macbook air Installing Ubuntu 13.10 on a MacBook Air 6.2 Hey there, Today I will show you how to install Ubuntu 13.10 on a Macbook Air 6.2 (the 2013 edition). Don't be affraid the post seems longer than it will take
castmapr Writing a Hazelcast / CastMapR MapReduce Task in Java Hazelcast is a distributed In-Memory-Datagrid written in Java. In addition to the internal features like EntryProcessors and queries you can write MapReduce tasks using the CastMapR projects which adds MapReduce capabilities on top
java java-forum.org - Riding a dead horse - Or how fast you can kill a community Today I want to coder a bit of a different topic so please read the following text and I appreciate ideas and opinions. Not yet 60 hours ago a bad time for the
hazelcast CastMapR - The Hazelcast 3 MapReduce Framework A few days ago while porting our current system to Hazelcast 3 Snapshots I finally decided to start a MapReduce implementation for Hazelcast which I was missing for a long time. Whereas there
java Property Accessors - 2 Here's a short update: At the moment there's not much to tell but I'd found at lot of interest in properties support in Java and I'm glad to see people like the general
access Property Accessors - a short introduction As I stated yesterday I started the discussion about adding Property Accessors to Java. Today I want to show some more about my thoughts. There are at least three questions? * What are Property
projects Properties Proposal Just started a discussion about the first ideas on how to implement Properties in Java. Many of you possibly know Properties from other languages like C#. I would be happy if anyone of
jenkins Jenkins and the Git Branch Selection - How to make Jenkins aware of Git branches This time I want to talk about something "totally" different. Something just from work. At work we recently changed the revisionsystem to Git to meet
java Lightning is moving onwards to the ASF Lightning, the highspeed and low latency serializer for the Java environment will move it's way onwards to the Apache Software Foundation. Born from the discussion to add a serializer connector for Lightning to
java Lightning - The Lightning Fast Java Serializer It's been a pretty long time since the last blog entry. A lot of things happened holding me back from posting updates. Hopefully this time has gone and I started a new project.
java When Thracia came ... bug reporting in Java gone easy Today I will announce to move an old project which was a bit slow in development the last time. To make it matching the actual sourceprojects.org name schema the name changed from
lycia Lycia Benchmark - on Windows and Linux Hey readers, today I want to show some interesting results from benchmarking Lycia. The most interesting isn't want it shows by the first look at the chart, I mean we all should know
lycia Lycia went threadsafe Today Lycia went on to be fully threadsafe by implementing a threadsafe version of ParserContext. Now you're able to use one instance of Lycia in as many threads as you like to, which
projects Where we are - the life of a code Hey guys 'n girls, let's have a look into where we are. Let's have an overview about what projects I'm into and what is planned for the near future. So first have a