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darmour

neo

Joined: 10/14/2009 10:10:14
Messages: 4
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Hi

I am a bit confused even looking through the chart explaining the differences between the commercial and open source solutions.

Can ehCache and possible other Terracota products be used in their Open Source configurations for distributed caching? Can this extend beyond session caching to distributed caching for data. I would want the cache to hold common data for applications that apply across ALL sessions and is not session/user specific. It would be great if the cache were accessible via JNDI lookup by all the users/threads of the application.

Can my company start with this using only Open Source solutions and thus free of licesning costs?

Thanks.

David
tmcintyr

journeyman

Joined: 12/06/2006 18:20:07
Messages: 15
Location: California
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Hi David,

In general, the answer is yes -- if you go the DIY route, your company can do distributed caching with open source ehcache EX, and the nightly builds are free to download and use in accordance with the open source license.

The enterprise version includes, among other things, support from Terracotta experts, a performance warranty, indemnification assurance, and can be expanded to include dedicated deployment assistance.

Tim
 
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