• WebSphere eXtreme Scale V8.5 documentation
  • Product overview
    • WebSphere eXtreme Scale overview
    • What's new
    • Release notes
    • Notices
    • Privacy policy considerations
    • Hardware and software requirements
    • Directory conventions
    • WebSphere eXtreme Scale technical overview
    • Caching overview
      • Caching architecture
        • Catalog service
        • Container servers, partitions, and shards
        • Maps
        • Clients
      • IBM eXtremeMemory
      • Zones
      • Evictors
      • OSGi framework overview
    • Cache integration overview
      • Liberty profile
        • Data caching and the Liberty profile
      • JPA level 2 (L2) cache plug-in
      • HTTP session management
      • Dynamic cache provider overview
    • Database integration overview
      • Sparse and complete cache
      • Side cache
      • In-line cache
      • Write-behind caching
      • Loaders
      • Data pre-loading and warm-up
      • Database synchronization`
      • Data invalidation
      • Indexing
      • JPA Loaders
    • Serialization overview
      • Serialization using Java
      • ObjectTransformer plug-in
      • Serialization using the DataSerializer plug-ins
    • Scalability overview
      • Data grids, partitions, and shards
      • Partitioning
      • Placement and partitions
      • Single-partition and cross-data-grid transactions
      • Scaling in units or pods
    • Availability overview
      • High availability
        • Replication for availability
        • High availability catalog service
        • Catalog server quorums
      • Replicas and shards
        • Shard placement
        • Reading from replicas
        • Load balancing across replicas
        • Shard lifecycles
        • Map sets for replication
    • Transaction processing overview
      • Transactions
        • Transaction processing in Java EE applications
      • CopyMode attribute
      • Locking strategies
      • Lock types
      • Deadlocks
      • Data access and transactions
      • Transaction isolation
      • Single-partition and cross-data-grid transactions
      • JMS for distributed transaction changes
      • Two-phase commit and error recovery
    • Security overview
    • REST data services overview
  • Scenarios
    • Using an OSGi environment to develop and run eXtreme Scale plug-ins
      • OSGi framework overview
      • Installing the Eclipse Equinox OSGi framework with Eclipse Gemini for clients and servers
        • Installing eXtreme Scale bundles
      • Running eXtreme Scale containers with non-dynamic plug-ins in an OSGi environment
      • Administering eXtreme Scale servers and applications in an OSGi environment
      • Building and running eXtreme Scale dynamic plug-ins for use in an OSGi environment
        • Building eXtreme Scale dynamic plug-ins
        • Configuring eXtreme Scale plug-ins with OSGi Blueprint
        • Installing and starting OSGi-enabled plug-ins
      • Running eXtreme Scale containers with dynamic plug-ins in an OSGi environment
        • Configuring OSGi-enabled plug-ins using the ObjectGrid descriptor XML file
        • Starting eXtreme Scale servers using the Eclipse Equinox OSGi framework
        • Administering OSGi-enabled services using the xscmd utility
        • Configuring servers with OSGi Blueprint
    • Using JCA to connect transactional applications to eXtreme Scale clients
      • Transaction processing in Java EE applications
      • Installing an eXtreme Scale resource adapter
      • Configuring eXtreme Scale connection factories
      • Configuring Eclipse environments to use eXtreme Scale connection factories
      • Configuring applications to connect with eXtreme Scale
      • Securing J2C client connections
      • Developing eXtreme Scale client components to use transactions
      • Administering J2C client connections
    • Configuring HTTP session failover in the Liberty profile
      • Enabling the eXtreme Scale web feature in the Liberty profile
      • Configuring a web server plug-in to forward requests to multiple servers in the Liberty profile
      • Merging plug-in configuration files for deployment to the application server plug-in
    • Running grid servers in the Liberty profile using Eclipse tools
      • Installing the Liberty profile developer tools for WebSphere eXtreme Scale
      • Setting up your development environment within Eclipse
        • Configuring eXtreme Scale in the Liberty profile using Eclipse tools
        • Creating an OSGi bundle project for eXtreme Scale grid development
    • Migrating a WebSphere Application Server memory-to-memory replication or database session to use WebSphere eXtreme Scale session management
  • Samples
    • Free trial
    • Sample properties files
    • Sample: xsadmin utility
      • Creating a configuration profile for the xsadmin utility
      • xsadmin utility reference
      • Verbose option for the xsadmin utility
  • Tutorials
    • Tutorial: Querying a local in-memory data grid
      • ObjectQuery tutorial - step 1
      • ObjectQuery tutorial - step 2
      • ObjectQuery tutorial - step 3
      • ObjectQuery tutorial - step 4
    • Tutorial: Storing order information in entities
      • Step 1
      • Step 2
      • Step 3
      • Step 4
      • Step 5
      • Step 6
    • Tutorial: Configuring Java SE security
      • Java SE security tutorial - Step 1
      • Java SE security tutorial - Step 2
      • Java SE security tutorial - Step 3
      • Java SE security tutorial - Step 4
      • Java SE security tutorial - Step 5
      • Java SE security tutorial - Step 6
    • Tutorial: Run eXtreme Scale clients and servers in the Liberty profile
      • Liberty profile
      • Module 1: Install the Liberty profile
      • Module 2: Create a web application server in the Liberty profile
        • Lesson 2.1: Define a server to run in the Liberty profile
      • Module 3: Add the Liberty web feature to the Liberty profile
        • Lesson 3.1: Define a web application to run in the Liberty profile
      • Module 4: Configure clients to use client APIs in the Liberty profile
        • Lesson 4.1: Configure the Liberty profile to run with eXtreme Scale clients
      • Module 5: Run the data grid inside the Liberty profile
        • Lesson 5.1: Configure eXtreme Scale servers to use the Liberty profile
        • Lesson 5.2: Configuring a Liberty profile web application server to use eXtreme Scale for session replication
    • Tutorial: Integrate WebSphere eXtreme Scale security with WebSphere Application Server
      • Introduction
      • Module 1: Prepare WebSphere Application Server
        • Lesson 1.1: Understand the topology and get the tutorial files
        • Lesson 1.2: Configure the WebSphere Application Server environment
      • Module 2: Configure WebSphere eXtreme Scale to use WebSphere Application Server Authentication plug-ins
        • Lesson 2.1: Configure client server security
        • Lesson 2.2: Configure catalog server security
        • Lesson 2.3: Configure container server security
        • Lesson 2.4: Install and run the sample
      • Module 3: Configure transport security
        • Lesson 3.1: Configure CSIv2 inbound and outbound transport
        • Lesson 3.2: Add SSL properties to the catalog server properties file
        • Lesson 3.3: Run the sample
      • Module 4: Use Java Authentication and Authorization Service (JAAS) authorization in WebSphere Application Server
        • Lesson 4.1: Enable WebSphere eXtreme Scale authorization
        • Lesson 4.2: Enable user-based authorization
        • Lesson 4.3: Configure group-based authorization
      • Module 5: Use the xscmd tool to monitor data grids and maps
    • Tutorial: Security in a mixed environment
      • Introduction
      • Module 1: Prepare the environment
        • Lesson 1.1: Understand the topology and get the tutorial files
        • Lesson 1.2: Configure the WebSphere Application Server environment
      • Module 2: Configure authentication
        • Lesson 2.1: Configure WebSphere eXtreme Scale client security
        • Lesson 2.2: Configure catalog server security
        • Lesson 2.3: Configure container server security
        • Lesson 2.4: Install and run the sample
      • Module 3: Configure transport security
        • Lesson 3.1: Configure CSIv2 inbound and outbound transport
        • Lesson 3.2: Add SSL properties to the catalog server properties file
        • Lesson 3.3: Run the sample
      • Module 4: Use Java Authentication and Authorization Service (JAAS) authorization in WebSphere Application Server
        • Lession 4.1: Enable WebSphere eXtreme Scale authorization
        • Lesson 4.2: Enable user-based authorization
      • Module 5: Use the xscmd utility to monitor data grids and maps
    • Tutorial: Running eXtreme Scale bundles in the OSGi framework
      • Introduction: Starting and configuring the eXtreme Scale server and container to run plug-ins in the OSGi framework
      • Module 1: Preparing to install and configure eXtreme Scale server bundles
        • Lesson 1.1: Understand the OSGi sample bundles
        • Lesson 1.2: Understand the OSGi configuration files
      • Module 2: Installing and starting eXtreme Scale bundles in the OSGi framework
        • Lesson 2.1: Start the console and install the eXtreme Scale server bundle
        • Lesson 2.2: Customize and configure the eXtreme Scale server
        • Lesson 2.3: Configure the eXtreme Scale container
        • Lesson 2.4: Install the Google Protocol Buffers and sample plug-in bundles
        • Lesson 2.5: Start the OSGi bundles
      • Module 3: Running the eXtreme Scale sample client
        • Lesson 3.1: Set up Eclipse to run the client and build the samples
        • Lesson 3.2: Start a client and insert data into the grid
      • Module 4: Querying and upgrading the sample bundle
        • Lesson 4.1: Query service rankings
        • Lesson 4.2: Determine whether specific service rankings are available
        • Lesson 4.3: Update the service rankings
  • Getting started
    • Tutorial: Getting started with WebSphere eXtreme Scale
      • Lesson 1.1: Configuring data grids
      • Module 2: Create a client application
        • Lesson 2.1: Creating a Java client application
      • Module 3: Running the sample application in the data grid
        • Lesson 3.1: Starting catalog and container servers
        • Lesson 3.2: Running the getting started sample client application
      • Lesson 4: Monitor your environment
    • Getting started with developing applications
  • Planning
    • Planning overview
    • Planning the topology
      • Local in-memory cache
      • Peer-replicated local cache
      • Embedded cache
      • Distributed cache
      • Database integration overview
        • Sparse and complete cache
        • Side cache
        • In-line cache
        • Write-behind caching
        • Loaders
        • Data pre-loading and warm-up
        • Database synchronization`
        • Data invalidation
        • Indexing
      • Multiple data center topologies
        • Topologies for multi-master replication
        • Configuration considerations for multi-master topologies
        • Loader considerations in a multi-master topology
        • Design considerations for multi-master replication
    • Interoperability with other products
    • Planning for configuration
      • Planning for network ports
      • Planning to use IBM eXtremeMemory
      • Security overview
    • Planning for installation
      • Hardware and software requirements
      • Java SE considerations
      • Java EE considerations
      • Directory conventions
    • Planning environment capacity
      • Sizing memory and partition count calculation
      • Sizing CPU per partition for transactions
      • Sizing CPUs for parallel transactions
      • Dynamic cache capacity planning
    • Planning to develop WebSphere eXtreme Scale applications
      • Planning to develop Java applications
        • Java API overview
        • Java plug-ins overview
        • REST data services overview
        • Spring framework overview
        • Java class loader and classpath considerations
        • Relationship management
        • Cache key considerations
        • Data for different time zones
  • Installing
    • Installation overview
    • Planning for installation
      • Installation topologies
      • Hardware and software requirements
      • Offering IDs for WebSphere eXtreme Scale product offerings
      • Java SE considerations
      • Java EE considerations
      • Directory conventions
      • Runtime files for WebSphere Application Server installation
      • Runtime files for installation
    • IBM Installation Manager and WebSphere eXtreme Scale product offerings
      • Installing IBM Installation Manager using the GUI
        • Installing the product with the GUI
      • Installing IBM Installation Manager using the command line
        • Installing the product using the command line
      • Installing IBM Installation Manager using response files
        • Installing the product using a response file
          • Creating a keyring
    • Installing the Eclipse Equinox OSGi framework with Eclipse Gemini for clients and servers
    • Installing the REST data service
      • Installing eXtreme Scale bundles
    • Installing within WebSphere Application Server
    • Installing the Liberty profile
      • Installing the Liberty profile application-serving environment by running a JAR file
    • Uninstalling the product using IBM Installation Manager
      • Uninstalling the product using the GUI
      • Uninstalling the product using the command line
      • Uninstalling the product using response files
    • Customizing WebSphere eXtreme Scale for z/OS
      • Installing the WebSphere Customization Toolbox
      • Generating customization definitions
      • Uploading and running customized jobs
    • Creating and augmenting profiles
      • Using the graphical user interface to create profiles
      • Using the graphical user interface to augment profiles
      • manageprofiles command
      • Non-root profiles
    • First steps after installation
    • Troubleshooting the product installation
  • Updating and migrating
    • Updating eXtreme Scale servers
    • Migrating to WebSphere eXtreme Scale Version 8.5
    • Installing fix packs using IBM Installation Manager
      • Installing fix packs using the GUI
      • Installing fix packs using the command line
      • Installing fix packs using a response file
    • Uninstalling fix packs using IBM Installation Manager
      • Uninstalling fix packs using the GUI
      • Uninstalling fix packs using the command line
      • Uninstalling fix packs using response files
    • Updating WebSphere eXtreme Scale on WebSphere Application Server
    • xsadmin tool to xscmd tool migration
    • Deprecated properties and APIs
      • Removed properties and APIs
  • Configuring
    • Configuration methods
    • Operational checklist
    • Configuring data grids
      • Configuring local deployments
      • Configuring evictors with XML files
      • Configuring a locking strategy in the ObjectGrid descriptor XML file
      • Configuring the lock timeout value
      • Configuring peer-to-peer replication with JMS
        • Distributing changes between peer JVMs
        • JMS event listener
      • Configuring dynamic maps
    • Configuring deployment policies
      • Configuring distributed deployments
      • Controlling shard placement with zones
        • Configuring zones for replica placement
        • Zone-preferred routing
        • Defining zones for container servers
        • Example: Zone definitions in the deployment policy descriptor XML file
        • Viewing zone information with the xscmd utility
    • Configuring catalog and container servers
      • Configuring catalog servers and catalog service domains
        • Example: Configuring catalog service domains
        • Configuring WebSphere eXtreme Scale with WebSphere Application Server
          • Configuring the catalog service in WebSphere Application Server
            • Creating catalog service domains in WebSphere Application Server
              • Catalog service domain administrative tasks
              • Catalog service domain collection
              • Catalog service domain settings
              • Client security properties
              • Catalog service domain custom properties
        • Configuring the quorum mechanism
        • Tuning failover detection
      • Configuring container servers
        • Container server reconnect properties
        • Configuring container servers in WebSphere Application Server
          • Configuring WebSphere Application Server applications to automatically start container servers
      • Configuring eXtreme Scale servers to run in the Liberty profile
    • Configuring multiple data center topologies
    • Configuring ports
      • Configuring ports in stand-alone mode
      • Configuring ports in a WebSphere Application Server environment
      • Servers with multiple network cards
    • Configuring transports
      • Configuring IBM eXtremeIO (XIO)
      • Configuring Object Request Brokers
        • Configuring the Object Request Broker in a WebSphere Application Server environment
        • Configuring the Object Request Broker with stand-alone WebSphere eXtreme Scale processes
        • Configuring a custom Object Request Broker
    • Configuring IBM eXtremeMemory
    • Configuring Java clients
      • Java client overrides
      • Configuring Java clients with an XML configuration
      • Configuring the REST gateway with an XML configuration
      • Configuring Java clients programmatically
      • Configuring the near cache
      • Configuring an evictor for the near cache
      • Configuring JMS-based client synchronization
      • Configuring request and retry timeout values
    • Configuring eXtreme Scale connection factories
      • Configuring Eclipse environments to use eXtreme Scale connection factories
    • Configuring cache integration
      • Configuring HTTP session managers
        • Configuring the HTTP session manager with WebSphere Application Server
          • Configuring WebSphere Application Server HTTP session persistence to a data grid
            • eXtreme Scale session management settings
          • Splicing a session data grid application with the addObjectGridFilter script
          • Editing the splicer.properties file
        • Using WebSphere eXtreme Scale for SIP session management
        • Configuring HTTP session manager with WebSphere Portal
        • Configuring the HTTP session manager for various application servers
        • XML files for HTTP session manager configuration
        • Servlet context initialization parameters
        • splicer.properties file
      • Configuring the dynamic cache provider for WebSphere eXtreme Scale
      • JPA level 2 (L2) cache plug-in
        • JPA cache configuration properties for both OpenJPA and Hibernate Version 3.0
        • Configuring the OpenJPA cache plug-in
          • Example: OpenJPA ObjectGrid XML files
        • Configuring the Hibernate cache plug-in
          • Example: Hibernate ObjectGrid XML files
      • Configuring a Spring cache provider
    • Configuring database integration
      • Configuring JPA loaders
        • Configuring a JPA time-based data updater
    • Configuring REST data services
      • Enabling the REST data service
        • Scalable data model in eXtreme Scale
        • Retrieving and updating data with REST
        • Starting a stand-alone data grid for REST data services
        • Starting a data grid for REST data services in WebSphere Application Server
      • Configuring application servers for the REST data service
        • Deploying the REST data service on WebSphere Application Server
          • Starting REST data services with WebSphere eXtreme Scale integrated in WebSphere Application Server 7.0
        • Deploying the REST data service on WebSphere Application Server Community Edition
          • Starting the REST data service in WebSphere Application Server Community Edition
        • Deploying the REST data service on Apache Tomcat
          • Starting REST data services in Apache Tomcat
      • Configuring Web browsers to access REST data service ATOM feeds
      • Using a Java client with REST data services
      • Visual Studio 2008 WCF client with REST data service
    • Configuring OSGi-enabled plug-ins using the ObjectGrid descriptor XML file
    • Configuring servers for OSGi
      • Configuring eXtreme Scale plug-ins with OSGi Blueprint
      • Configuring servers with OSGi Blueprint
      • Configuring servers with OSGI config admin
    • Configuring eXtreme Scale servers to run in the Liberty profile
    • Configuring HTTP session failover in the Liberty profile
      • Enabling the eXtreme Scale web feature in the Liberty profile
      • Configuring a web server plug-in to forward requests to multiple servers in the Liberty profile
      • Merging plug-in configuration files for deployment to the application server plug-in
  • Administering
    • Starting and stopping stand-alone servers
      • Starting stand-alone servers
        • Starting a stand-alone catalog service
        • Starting container servers
        • startOgServer script
      • Stopping stand-alone servers
    • Stopping servers gracefully with the xscmd utility
    • Starting and stopping servers in a WebSphere Application Server environment
    • Starting and stopping servers in the Liberty profile
    • Using the embedded server API to start and stop servers
      • Embedded server API
    • Administering with the xscmd utility
    • Controlling placement
    • Managing ObjectGrid availability
    • Managing data center failures
    • Querying and invalidating data
    • Retrieving eXtreme Scale environment information with the xscmd utility
    • Starting eXtreme Scale servers using the Eclipse Equinox OSGi framework
    • Installing and starting OSGi-enabled plug-ins
    • Administering OSGi-enabled services using the xscmd utility
      • Updating OSGi services for eXtreme Scale plug-ins with xscmd
    • Administering with Managed Beans (MBeans)
      • Accessing Managed Beans (MBeans) using the wsadmin tool
      • Accessing Managed Beans (MBeans) programmatically
    • Administering J2C client connections
  • Developing applications
    • Setting up the development environment
      • Accessing API documentation
      • Setting up a stand-alone development environment in Eclipse
      • Running a WebSphere eXtreme Scale application that uses an application server other than WebSphere Application Server in Eclipse
      • Running an integrated client or server application with WebSphere Application Server in Rational Application Developer
    • Accessing data with client applications
      • Connecting to distributed ObjectGrid instances programmatically
      • Tracking map updates
      • Interacting with an ObjectGrid using the ObjectGridManager interface
        • Creating ObjectGrid instances with the ObjectGridManager interface
        • Retrieving a ObjectGrid instance with the ObjectGridManager interface
        • Removing ObjectGrid instances with the ObjectGridManager interface
        • Controlling the lifecycle of an ObjectGrid with the ObjectGridManager interface
        • Accessing the ObjectGrid shard
      • Accessing data with indexes (Index API)
        • DynamicIndexCallback interface
      • Using Sessions to access data in the grid
        • SessionHandle for routing
        • SessionHandle integration
      • Caching objects with no relationships involved (ObjectMap API)
        • Introduction to ObjectMap
        • Creating dynamic maps with Java APIs
        • ObjectMap and JavaMap
        • Maps as FIFO queues
      • Caching objects and their relationships (EntityManager API)
        • Relationship management
        • Defining an entity schema
        • Entity manager in a distributed environment
        • Interacting with EntityManager
          • Entity listeners and callback methods
          • Entity listener examples
        • EntityManager fetch plan support
        • Entity query queues
        • EntityTransaction interface
      • Retrieving entities and objects (Query API)
        • Querying data in multiple time zones
        • Data for different time zones
        • Using the ObjectQuery API
          • Configuring an ObjectQuery schema
        • EntityManager Query API
          • Simple queries with EntityManager
        • Reference for eXtreme Scale queries
          • ObjectGrid query Backus-Naur Form
      • Programming for transactions
        • Interacting with data in a transaction
        • Using locking
          • Configuring and implementing locking in Java applications
          • Example: flush method lock ordering
          • Java exception handling for locking
          • Map entry locks with query and indexes
          • Java examples for transaction isolation
          • Optimistic collision exception
          • Running parallel logic with the DataGrid API
            • DataGrid APIs and partitioning
            • DataGrid agents and entity-based Maps
            • DataGrid API example
      • Configuring Java clients programmatically
        • Java client overrides
        • Enabling client-side map replication
    • System APIs and plug-ins
      • Managing plug-in life cycles
        • Writing an ObjectGridPlugin plug-in
        • Writing a BackingMapPlugin plug-in
      • Plug-ins for multimaster replication
        • Developing custom arbiters for multi-master replication
      • Plug-ins for versioning and comparing cache objects
      • Plug-ins for serializing cached objects
        • Serializer programming overview
        • Avoiding object inflation when updating and retrieving cache data
        • ObjectTransformer plug-in
      • Plug-ins for providing event listeners
        • MapEventListener plug-in
        • ObjectGridEventListener plug-in
        • BackingMapLifecycleListener plug-in
        • ObjectGridLifecycleListener plug-in
      • Plug-ins for indexing data
        • Configuring the HashIndex plug-in
          • HashIndex plug-in attributes
          • Custom indexing plug-ins
          • Using a composite index
      • Plug-ins for communicating with databases
        • Configuring database loaders
        • Writing a loader
        • Map pre-loading
        • Configuring write-behind loader support
          • Write-behind caching
          • Write-behind loader application design considerations
          • Handling failed write-behind updates
          • Example: Writing a write-behind dumper class
        • JPA loader programming considerations
          • JPAEntityLoader plug-in
        • Using a loader with entity maps and tuples
        • Writing a loader with a replica preload controller
      • Plug-ins for managing transaction life cycle events
        • Transaction processing overview
        • Introduction to plug-in slots
        • External transaction managers
        • WebSphereTransactionCallback plug-in
    • Programming to use the OSGi framework
      • Building eXtreme Scale dynamic plug-ins
      • Upgrading agents and data models dynamically from OSGi bundles in the Liberty profile
    • Programming for JPA integration
      • JPA Loaders
      • Developing client-based JPA loaders
        • Client-based JPA preload utility overview
        • Example: Preloading a map with the ClientLoader interface
        • Example: Reloading a map with the ClientLoader interface
        • Example: Calling a client loader
        • Example: Creating a custom client-based JPA loader
        • Developing a client-based JPA loader with a DataGrid agent
      • Example: Using the Hibernate plug-in to preload data into the ObjectGrid cache
      • Starting the JPA time-based updater
        • JPA time-based data updater
    • Developing applications with the Spring framework
      • Spring framework overview
      • Managing transactions with Spring
      • Spring managed extension beans
      • Spring extension beans and namespace support
      • Starting a container server with Spring
      • Configuring clients in the Spring framework
  • Monitoring
    • Statistics overview
    • Monitoring with the web console
      • Starting and logging on to the web console
      • Connecting the web console to catalog servers
      • Viewing statistics with the web console
        • Web console statistics
      • Monitoring with custom reports
    • Monitoring with CSV files
      • CSV file statistics definitions
    • Enabling statistics
      • Statistics modules
      • Monitoring with the statistics API
    • Monitoring with the xscmd utility
    • Monitoring with WebSphere Application Server PMI
      • Enabling PMI
      • Retrieving PMI statistics
      • PMI modules
      • Accessing Managed Beans (MBeans) using the wsadmin tool
    • Monitoring server statistics with managed beans (MBeans)
    • Monitoring with vendor tools
      • IBM agent for Tivoli Monitoring
      • CA Wily Introscope
      • Monitoring eXtreme Scale with Hyperic HQ
    • Monitoring eXtreme Scale information in DB2
  • Tuning performance
    • Tuning operating systems and network settings
    • Tuning ORB properties
    • Tuning IBM eXtremeIO (XIO)
    • Tuning Java virtual machines
    • Tuning failover detection
    • Tuning garbage collection with WebSphere Real Time
      • WebSphere Real Time in a stand-alone environment
      • WebSphere Real Time in WebSphere Application Server
    • Tuning the dynamic cache provider
    • Tuning the cache sizing agent
      • Cache memory consumption sizing
    • Tuning and performance for application development
      • Tuning the copy mode
        • Improving performance with byte array maps
        • Tuning copy operations with the ObjectTransformer interface
      • Tuning evictors
      • Tuning locking performance
      • Tuning serialization performance
        • Tuning serialization
      • Tuning query performance
        • Query plan
        • Query optimization using indexes
      • Tuning EntityManager interface performance
        • Entity performance instrumentation agent
  • Security
    • Data grid authentication
    • Data grid security
    • Authenticating and authorizing clients
      • Authenticating application clients
      • Authorizing application clients
    • Configuring secure transport types
      • Transport layer security and secure sockets layer
      • Configuring SSL parameters
    • Java Management Extensions (JMX) security
    • Security integration with external providers
    • Securing the REST data service
    • Security integration with WebSphere Application Server
      • Configuring client security on a catalog service domain
    • Enabling data grid authorization
    • Starting and stopping secure servers
      • Starting secure servers in a stand-alone environment
      • Starting secure servers in WebSphere Application Server
      • Stopping secure servers
    • Configuring FIPS 140-2
    • Configuring security profiles for the xscmd utility
    • Securing J2C client connections
    • Programming for security
      • Security API
      • Client authentication programming
      • Client authorization programming
      • Data grid authentication
      • Local security programming
  • Troubleshooting
    • Troubleshooting and support for WebSphere eXtreme Scale
      • Techniques for troubleshooting problems
      • Searching knowledge bases
      • Getting fixes
        • Getting fixes from Fix Central
      • Contacting IBM Support
      • Exchanging information with IBM
      • Subscribing to Support updates
    • Enabling logging
    • Collecting trace
      • Server trace options
    • Analyzing log and trace data
      • Log analysis overview
      • Running log analysis
      • Creating custom scanners for log analysis
      • Troubleshooting log analysis
    • Troubleshooting the product installation
    • Troubleshooting client connectivity
    • Troubleshooting cache integration
    • Troubleshooting the JPA cache plug-in
    • Troubleshooting IBM eXtremeMemory
    • Troubleshooting administration
    • Troubleshooting multiple data center configurations
    • Troubleshooting loaders
    • Troubleshooting XML configuration
    • Troubleshooting deadlocks
    • Troubleshooting security
    • Troubleshooting Liberty profile configurations
    • IBM Support Assistant for WebSphere eXtreme Scale
  • Reference
    • ObjectGrid interface
    • BackingMap interface
    • ExceptionMapper interface
    • xscmd utility reference
    • Regular expression syntax
    • Configuration files
      • Server properties file
      • Client properties file
      • REST data service properties file
      • ObjectGrid descriptor XML file
        • objectGrid.xsd file
      • Deployment policy descriptor XML file
        • deploymentPolicy.xsd file
      • Entity metadata descriptor XML file
        • emd.xsd file
      • Security descriptor XML file
        • objectGridSecurity.xsd file
      • Spring descriptor XML file
        • Spring objectgrid.xsd file
      • Liberty profile configuration files
        • Liberty profile server properties
        • Liberty profile web feature properties
        • Liberty profile xsWebApp feature properties
        • Liberty profile xsWebGrid feature properties
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