Coding with Apache Geode : The Read and Write Through Pattern

November 17, 2017

Coding with Apache Geode - An implementation of the Read and Write Through Pattern. This is part 2 where I concentrate on the write through. In this video, I walk through all of the details on how to integrate with Postgres. This same pattern can allow the architect to get more performance out of the back end system by offloading some of the requests to Geode. This pattern can also save money by reducing calls to services that have a per-call overhead. Index: 2:15 Start of the code review of the read pattern 4:27 Start of the implementation of the cache writer 15:41 Start of creating the driver to test out the implementation 34:11 Examining Postgres 35:38 Starting up Locator and the Cache Servers 38:02 Creating the region 39:33 Deploying code to Geode and altering the region to do the read and write through 41:38 Running the driver and examining the output If you have any questions feel free to leave your comments below and I will try and answer. Feel free to join to the Apache Geode Community and review the online documentation at http://geode.apache.org/ The code for this video is over on GitHub at: https://github.com/charliemblack/basic-geode-read-write-through The video where I code up the read through portion of Apache Geode Cache Loaders: https://youtu.be/rdM4XbYhmic

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