Newsletter - July 2011, US
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ISSUE 33, July 2011 |
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VMware vFabric 5 Enhances Virtualized Java and Spring
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On June 14th Rod Johnson announced version 5 of the VMware vFabric application platform in his blog. vFabric 5 is the latest version of VMware's integrated application platform for virtual and cloud environments, and features a number of advances:
- Elastic Memory for Java (EM4J) — Java heap memory management
- Spring Insight Operations — production Spring application performance monitoring
- SQLFire — elastic in-memory SQL data management
- RabbitMQ — lightweight messaging
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Download | Demo | Quick Start | Rod Johnson Blog
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SpringOne 2GX 2011 Registration Now Open
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Save the date: October 25–28 2011. SpringOne 2GX returns to Chicago to provide over one hundred sessions for application developers, solution architects, web operations and IT teams who develop business applications, create multi-device aware web applications, design cloud architectures, and manage high performance infrastructure. The sessions are specifically tailored for you, the developers who use Spring technologies, Groovy & Grails, and Tomcat. Register now to lock in the early discounts. |
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SpringSource Tool Suite 2.7.0 Released
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We are pleased to announce the release 2.7.0 of the SpringSource Tool Suite (STS). This release ships on top of Eclipse Indigo, includes Myln 3.6 and EGit 1.0, support for Grails 1.4.M1 and Gradle. Visit this link for a full list. |
Download | New & Noteworthy | Installation
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Spring Roo Roadmap Survey
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The Spring Roo team is putting together a feature road-map and we want your input! Please complete our 60 second survey. |
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Software Release Summary
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We are pleased to announce the following software releases are available:
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Now available — vFabric SQLFire beta, try it today!
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VMware vFabric SQLFire is the database with memory speed, horizontal scalability and a familiar SQL interface. You can access SQLFire using JDBC from Java applications and use existing code to talk to SQLFire in the language you already know. Learn more about SQLFire in an upcoming Live Webcast on July 19, 9:00am PDT. Register Now. Key features of SQLFire include:
- Higher throughput and lower latency than traditional databases
- Dynamic, linear scalability
- Shared-nothing persistence
- Parallel, data-aware stored procedures
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SQLFire Beta Download | Quick Start Guide | Documentation | SQLFire Webcast
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RabbitMQ 2.5.0 Released
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The RabbitMQ team is delighted to announce the release of RabbitMQ 2.5.0. This release fixes a number of bugs and new features including:
- tracing facility for debugging incoming and outgoing messages
- improved inbound network performance
- improve routing performance
- new rabbitmqctl commands
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Download | Documentation | Get Started | Release Notes
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Cloud Foundry: Now Supporting Scala
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We recently announced Cloud Foundry support for Scala and a variety of associated frameworks. Most Scala applications written to Lift and Spring will deploy seamlessly without modification to Cloud Foundry. Since Scala is a JVM-based language, you can write applications with any Java web framework or use a framework explicitly designed for Scala such as Lift. Cloud Foundry can now deploy such applications—this support is multi-faceted. |
Sign up for Cloud Foundry | Scala & Lift Support
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