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 fairly small group of interested people showed up and I got a lot of nice words and
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 an auto-configuration, distributed, scalable ID generator on top of Hazelcast. Since snowcast is not an official Hazelcast
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 for it, it is one of my private spare time projects! Why this project? While working on
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 of Hazelcast 3.x. To make it comparable to other MapReduce frameworks we will try to reimplement
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 always was a way to query IMaps in a distributed manner using Predicates I missed a solution