Comparison Matrix
This matrix lists the major differences in the terminology used in ActiveSpaces 2.x and 3.x and later. This is not an exhaustive matrix and only highlights the salient differences.
Functionality in ActiveSpaces 3.0 and Later That Is Different from Earlier Versions
- No Automatic Redistribution
- When a new node is added to the data grid, redistribution of rows does not happen automatically and thus prevents the system from slowing down. The Administrator is in total control of manual redistribution.
- Data Ownership
- In ActiveSpaces 3.0 or later, data is organized into logical copysets and the nodes in a copyset are all identical replicas. In ActiveSpaces 2.x, a consistent hashing algorithm is used to determine which seeder in the cluster owns a given tuple.
- Supports Three Primitive Operations: GET, PUT, DELETE
- ActiveSpaces 3.0 or later supports the three primitive operations: GET, PUT, DELETE.
- No Shared All Mode of Persistence
- Nodes in ActiveSpaces 3.0 or later store their data locally to the disk. Storing locally is equivalent to Shared Nothing persistence with ActiveSpaces 2.x.
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