Learn how to get started with NCache Java Edition using Docker with step-by-step processes involving the creation of a clustered cache server.
NCache Java Edition with distributed cache technique is a powerful tool that helps Java applications run faster, handle more users, and be more reliable. In today’s world, where people expect apps to work quickly and without any problems, knowing how to use NCache Java Edition is very important. It’s a key piece of technology for both developers and businesses who want to make sure their apps can give users fast access to data and a smooth experience. This makes NCache Java Edition an important part of making great apps.
This article is made especially for beginners to make the ideas and steps of adding NCache to your Java applications clear and easy to understand. It doesn’t matter if you’ve been developing for years or if you’re new to caching, this article will help you get a good start with NCache Java Edition. Let’s start with a step-by-step process to set up a development workstation for NCache with the Java setup.NCache Server Installation: Java Edition
NCache has different deployment options. The classification is listed below:
On-premises
Cloud
Using Docker/Kubernetes
You can check all the deployment options and the package available for the deployment here.
NCache recommends at least SO-16 (16GB RAM, 8v CPU) to get optimum performance in a production environment, for a higher transaction load we should go with SO-32, SO-64, or SO-128.NCache Server Deployment With Docker Image
NCache provides different images (alachisoft/ncache – Docker Image | Docker Hub) for Windows and Linux platform Java edition.
Let’s see how to deploy the NCache server using the latest Linux Docker image.
Use the below Docker command to pull the latest image:
Now we successfully pulled the Docker image.
Run the Docker image using the Docker command below:
For a development workstation:
Use the actual host configuration for the production NCache server:
The above command will run the NCache server and listen to port 8251.
Now, launch NCache Management Center using the browser (localhost:8251). You will get a modal popup to register your license key as shown below:
Click on Start Free Trial to activate the free trial with the license key, using the form below.
You can register your license key using this registration page form or the Docker command to register the license key as given below:
Now, open the NCache Management Center from the browser http://localhost:8251/.NCache Cache Cluster
Let’s install one more image in a different instance, with proper network configuration. Use the document below for the network configuration with NCache docker image deployment:
Create NCache Containers for Windows Server
I deployed one image in the 10.
