I am currently architecting a system that should be capable of writing thousands of seconds per second. I am more and more settled on using Apache Sesandra for the firmness layer, and I am using Java for the application layer, but there are situations where I have to make some changes in a few seconds Need to use data for / P>
Cassandra will be very slow every time I have to check this data for the changes, which means that I need to use some type of application layer caching.
To ensure that the cached data is currently in place, ideally it will support any type of multicast-based cache denialization.
What are my options?
I have used and it works really well that is well configurable outside of the app And it supports multicast denialization (and disc-based firmness which I need more than illegally).
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