Oracle Coherence Community | Melbourne, Australia

December 15th, 2014: Coherence Special Interest Group Meeting

Call for Speakers
Do you have an interesting Coherence implementation/experience/architecture you'd like to share? Are you interested in sharing your experience with the Coherence Community? If so let us know!

When

Monday, December 15th, 2014
10am to 4:45pm

Where

Cliftons Melbournee
1/440 Collins Street, Melbourne VIC 3000
Southern Cross Station (< 5 mins walk)

Agenda

Time	Topic	Speaker	Company
10:00	Registration and Coffee
10:30	Welcome Introduction	Stephane Moriceau	Oracle
10:45	Coherence Roadmap plans, for super scalable and always available data Craig will outline where Coherence is headed, the new featured for maximum global availability.	Craig Blitz	Oracle
11:30	Coherence Best Practices This session will discussed the best practices when implementing features such as Elastic Data and Push Replication, deploying large clusters, and tuning performance including during failover.	Tim Middleton	Oracle
12:30	Lunch & Networking
13:15	Real-Time cache persistence for ultra-fast disk based recovery and 'snapshoting' The planned Recoverable caching feature in the next release of Coherence offers real-time disk based persistence for any changes to a Coherence cluster. This includes locks, listeners etc, as well as data. A detailed explanation of how this feature will work will be discussed and demonstrated using JVisualVM to recover and archive snapshots.	Tim Middleton	Oracle
14:15	Use-case: Rejuvenate your enterprise applications with Coherence Focusing on integration with packaged applications such as SAP, this session will highlight how companies are more and more using Coherence to increase the performance, scalability, and agility of their enterprise applications while at the same time protecting their existing investment.	Stephane Moriceau	Oracle
15:00	Customer Presentation TBC
15:45	Break
16:15	Real-time Coherence cache and database synchronisation The new HotCache feature in Coherence 12c enables database changes to be pushed to Coherence in real-time, so your cache data is never stale. This session will explain how this works and why no database or application changes are required. This will also include a number of customer case studies and the benefits its delivering.	Craig Blitz	Oracle
16:45	Q&A, Award and Closing remarks

Registration

Contact

Tim Middleton for more information, comments, corrections or suggestions.

About

The Melbourne Coherence Special Interest Group (SIG), focuses on providing information, resources and events for developers, engineers, architects and operations managers using Oracle Coherence.

Melbourne, Australia