November 2018
Beginner to intermediate
260 pages
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The local mode is similar to JVM caching using a HashMap. Data is local to the node and not distributed to any other nodes of the cluster. The following are the benefits of the local mode:
The main drawback of this approach is if there is more than one JVM that needs to access the same data, then more than one local cache will be created. A local cache is useful for read-only data access where the JVM doesn't need to update any cache elements. Still, a local cache is way better than hashmap-based JVM caches as the local mode offers all the features of an Ignite cache, such as the following:
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