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IBM solidDB: Delivering Data with Extreme Speed

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Published on 07 May 2011

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ISBN-10: 0738435457
ISBN-13: 9780738435459
IBM Form #: SG24-7887-00


Authors: Chuck Ballard, Dan Behman, Asko Huumonen, Kyosti Laiho, Jan Lindstrom, Marko Milek, Michael Roche, John Seery, Katriina Vakkila, Jamie Watters and Antoni Wolski

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Abstract

The world seems to be getting smaller and business moving much faster. To be successful in this type of environment you need instantaneous access to any information, immediate responses to queries, and constant availability, on a worldwide basis, and in a world where the volume of data is growing exponentially.

You need the best resources you can get, and ones that can satisfy those needs. IBM® can help.

A primary component that can affect performance is access to disk-based data. And, as data volumes grow, so does the performance impact. To improve performance, it is time to look for technology enhancements that can mitigate that impact.

IBM solidDB® is powerful relational, in-memory caching software that can accelerate traditional disk-based relational database servers by caching performance-critical data into one or more solidDB in-memory database instances. This capability can enable significant performance improvements.

It brings data closer to the application so you can use a faster and more efficient data access paradigm. The result? Faster delivery of information for your queries to enable faster analysis and decision-making that can give you a significant business advantage.

Have questions? Many of the answers you need are contained in this IBM Redbooks® publication.

Table of Contents

Chapter 1. Introduction

Chapter 2. IBM solidDB details

Chapter 3. IBM solidDB Universal Cache details

Chapter 4. Deploying solidDB and Universal Cache

Chapter 5. IBM solidDB high availability

Chapter 6. Performance and troubleshooting

Chapter 7. Putting solidDB and the Universal Cache to good use

Chapter 8. Conclusion

 

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