Towards Implementing an In-Memory Data Grids for Digital Library Resources
Keywords:
scalability, digital library resources, In-Memory Data GridsAbstract
This study focuses on implementing in-memory data grids for digital library resources.
Implementing an In-Memory Data Grids for digital library resources is a technological approach
to dealing with problems of data in the library. A digital Library is an informal collection of
information stored in digital formats and accessible over a network with associated services.
Implementing an In-Memory Data Grids (IMDG) provides highly available data by keeping it in
memory and highly distributed (i.e. parallelized). Thus, offering the very high available data
guaranteed speeds by loading data in-memory, and size using scalability structures provided by a
cluster. This paper gives an overview of a digital library, In-memory data grids, advantages,
challenges and implementation. It also highlights technical possibilities and patterns that make an
IMDG beneficial.
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