If you’ve ever thought "I wish I could talk to Infinispan from Go," today is your lucky day. We’re thrilled to announce the Infinispan Go Client — a brand-new, pure-Go client that speaks the Hot Rod 4.1 binary protocol and gives you access
Need to debug a Hot Rod conversation? Don’t do it the hard way anymore— grab the right tool and be like Neo: able to decode the Matrix. No need for colorful pills—just install the Hot Rod dissector plugin in Wireshark and let it do the hard…
Up until now, Infinispan has required you to configure memory bounds for each cache individually. You decide how much memory each cache is allowed to consume, and the eviction machinery enforces those limits independently. Suppose you have
Vector databases have become essential building blocks for AI-powered applications. They let you store unstructured data — text, images, audio — as numerical embeddings that capture semantic meaning, and then find similar items using neares…
With Infinispan 16.1 "Polly Want a Pilsner", we introduce the OpenAPI-compliant v3 REST API, bringing modern API standards to Infinispan. Infinispan now embraces OpenAPI standards with the new v3 REST API, enabling better tooling, documenta…
In Infinispan 15, we added a variety of commands to help replace your Redis server without changing your code. The 15.2 release also included Lua Scripting and Redis JSON APIs. Key takeaways: Understanding Redis JSON commands How and why tr…
We don’t usually blog about micros… but this is the second time in as many days that I have to break with tradition. If you were using strings that could be represented as Latin1/ISO-8859-1 in your protocol buffer payloads, ProtoStream was…
Infinispan 16.0 is here, and it is codenamed "Keep Rollin'". This is a very significant release, as it introduces zero-downtime in-place rolling upgrades: the capability of incrementally upgrading individual nodes in a cluster without havin…