Thank you. Our main issue with Ignite 2 is that running on Java 17 requires lots of flags. I see a 2.x version built on Java 11 is planned, is there any schedule for that release?
JP Moresmau On Wed, Nov 6, 2024 at 10:52 AM Pavel Tupitsyn <ptupit...@apache.org> wrote: > Hello, > > - IgniteCache is now KeyValueView, most operations are the same as in > Ignite 2 > - Other data structures will come later > - Embedded mode is available > - Compute API is available > - We don't yet have a document with all the big changes, it will come with > the release > > Also, Ignite 2.x is still supported and being worked on, we have no plans > to retire it. > > On Wed, Nov 6, 2024 at 11:38 AM JP Moresmau <j...@moresmau.fr> wrote: > >> Hello, I was looking at Ignite and especially its distributed data >> structures like IgniteCache, IgniteQueue, Semaphore, events etc. Ignite >> 2.16 seems to have all the APIs I wanted, but it seems that they've all >> disappeared in Ignite 3. Also I liked the embedded mode where I could >> create servers inside my app and not have to start another container to get >> a server. I saw on the dev mailing list that this wasn't something Ignite 3 >> was going to support. So am I right in that Ignite 3 aims to be "only" a >> distributed SQL database but drops all the explicit >> cache/queue/semaphore/locks APIs? I know that Ignite 3 hasn't been released >> but is there somewhere a document summarizing the big changes? >> >> Thank you! >> >> JP Moresmau >> >
