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Fixed the client behavior when cluster encounters a split-brain. In some cases, the client was unable to reconnect to the cluster, even after the cluster is healed. Improved disposing of off-heap memory when metrics are being used.

See here for their explanations. Removed a constraint which was rejecting all the operations except the ones marked with AllowedDuringPassiveState while a member is shutting down. With this enhancement, operations are allowed during shutdown. This keeps the same safety guarantees while increasing availability, especially for the members holding large amounts of data. Introduced a packet flag to distinguish between the connections of members having the same Hazelcast version and different versions.

Updated pom. See here for details. Improved the client partition table update push mechanism to prevent latency spikes when there is a partition table change and many clients need to be notified.

Fixed an issue where the split-brain protection events were triggered during the startup of members, but before they join the cluster. With this fix, these listeners will not be fired until the minimum cluster size quorum is met after the member startups.

Fixed an issue where the CP client message tasks were deserializing the responses. Fixed map store initialization behavior when instance is running under a Java Security Manager. Fixed an issue where the Hazelcast cluster having advanced network configuration was not sending the proper connection information to Management Center.

Fixed an issue where the Hazelcast instances were failing to start due to a missing flag for the cluster status. Reverted the change where Hazelcast was not retrying an invocation if it is sent to a specific member and returns the TargetNotMemberException exception.

WAN sync can now be invoked on the lite members for dynamically added WAN configurations only if the configuration was added using that lite member. Other lite members can still fail if WAN sync is invoked on them for the dynamically added configuration. Introduced trusted interfaces concept for the Management Center connections.

It is now possible to restrict the source IP addresses from which the Management Center operations are allowed. Promoted the IMap. Upgraded Log4J2 version to 2. Updated the Hazelcast Kubernetes plugin to 2. Fixed an issue where the Metrics beans were missing the standard Type information when monitoring with JMX.

Fixed an issue when a Raft leader stops receiving heartbeats from the majority and it switches to the follower role in the same term: during this switch, it was also deleting its own vote in the term. Encrypting Data in Hot Restart Store: Provided a framework and implementation to encrypt data in Hot Restart stores \”at rest\” for data held in distributed structures.

See the Encryption at Rest section. See the Security chapter. See the CP Subsystem Persistence section. This way, you do not need to have at least three IMDG members to use CP subsystem: you can benefit from its functionalities using only one or two members. Bitmap Indexes: Introduced this feature to significantly lower index memory usage for low-cardinality columns and also to speed up the queries and lower memory requirements for them when the queries have multiple predicates acting on the same bitmap index.

See the Bitmap Indexes section. Externalized the hardcoded Flake ID Generator properties. So the following constants are now in FlakeIdGeneratorConfig :. Changed the behavior of the getAll method: when either of the loaded key or value returned by the MapLoader is null, this method now fails fast.

Removed the MapEvictionPolicy class and its related configurations. This has brought the following changes:. EvictionConfig is used instead of MapEvictionPolicy for custom eviction policies.

Removed deprecated IMap methods accepting EntryListener. Removed deprecated DistributedObjectEvent. The replacement is DistributedObjectEvent. Removed the deprecated getReplicationEventCount method of local replicated map statistics.

Removed the legacy AtomicLong and deprecated IdGenerator implementations. Removed the legacy ILock implementation and the HazelcastInstance. The ICondition is not supported anymore. Removed the legacy AtomicReference implementation and the HazelcastInstance. Instead we provide the unsafe mode for all CP data structures.

Removed the legacy Semaphore implementation and the HazelcastInstance. Removed the legacy CountdownLatch implementation and the HazelcastInstance. Made the collection clones of IMap immutable so that UnsupportedOperationException is thrown consistently upon the attempts to update a collection returned by the keySet , entrySet , localKeySet , values and getAll methods. Removed the unused entry listener configuration code since the return type of getImplementation has been changed from EntryListener to MapListener.

Fixed MemberAttributeEvent s getMembers method to return the correct members list for the client. With this change, an event is published when a new migration process starts and another one when migration is completed. Additionally, on each replica migration, both for primary and backup replica migrations, a migration event is published. Renamed PartitionListener to PartitionReplicaInterceptor and removed registering child listeners, which is not used. Renamed InternalMigrationListener to MigrationInterceptor and converted to interface with default methods.

CachingProvider no longer resolves an URI as the instance name since it was used both as the namespace for the cache manager and as a means to locate a running Hazelcast instance. Removed the configuration for user defined services SPI.

The group name in the client configuration renamed to cluster name. They have been replaced with the getProperty methods, e. Moved the following client statistics properties to the public ClientProperty class. Removed the connection-attempt-period and connection-attempt-limit configuration elements. Instead, the elements of connection-retry are now used. Also, its extractor field is renamed as extractorClassName. Improved the index configuration API so that now you can specify the name of the index.

Also, instead of boolean type, you can use index type enumeration. Renamed the group-name configuration element as cluster-name and removed the GroupConfig class. Removed the deprecated configuration parameters from Replicated Map, i. Removed the deprecated configuration parameters from the Near Cache configuration.

Before, it was configured as a parent-level element. Moved the Merkle tree configuration under map configuration. Removed the hazelcast. Changed the non-space-string XSD type to collapse all whitespaces, so they are handled correctly in the declarative Hazelcast IMDG configuration files.

Previously, it was disabled only for the Enterprise edition. Some examples are listed below:. Replaced the WAN prefix of classes with Wan for the sake of naming consistencies. Separated WAN private and public classes into different packages. Also, the value type has been removed from the various \”view\” interfaces such as MergingHits , MergingCreationTime , etc. The new marker super-interface MergingView has been introduced that all the \”view\” interfaces including MergingValue now extend.

The generic type signature of SplitBrainMergePolicy has been changed to specify the deserialized type of the merging value. Introduced \”split brain protection\” concept to replace \”quorum\” to make it more explicit and unambiguous. Classes and configuration elements including the term \”quorum\” has been replaced by \”splitbrainprotection\”. Removed the legacy merge policies specific to a data structure in favour of generic merge policies. Now all the POST handlers use the checkCredentials method since it handles the case when there is no data sent.

Now all the handlers use the common prepareResponse method which prepares the response for different response types appropriately. Expanded the return value of the cluster URI to return an array with JSON objects for each cluster member so you do not need to parse the member list but keep the list as a separate value.

Merged the client module into the core module: All the classes in the hazelcast-client module have been moved to hazelcast. The Predicate API has been cleaned up to eliminate exposing internal interfaces and classes.

Converted Projection to a functional interface so that it has become lambda friendly. Converted the Aggregator abstract class to an interface. Converted the following custom query attribute abstract classes to functional interfaces so that they have become lambda friendly. Moved various private classes to internal packages. These include Endpoint. Now, it has been replaced by CompletionStage. See for more details. Removed the usage of com. IBifunction , replaced it with java. Made the EntryProcessor interface lambda friendly.

Removed the LegacyAsyncMap interface. Removed the support for primitives for setAttribute and getAttribute member attributes. All member attributes support only String attributes now. Removed the java. CacheService now implements StatisticsAwareService Renamed the class to start a Hazelcast member from com. StartServer to com. Transaction collection classes TransactionalMap , TransactionalList , etc.

Added support for the standard JAAS callbacks, i. Introduce the concept of security roles to distinguish between a single connecting side identity and its privileges. Introduced the concept of security realms on the members. Added typed authentication and identity configuration e. See the Getting Started section. Before, they were using HTTP. See the cluster. See the Loading and Storing Persistent Data section. See the Checking the Instances\’ Name section. Also, a new system property, hazelcast.

Improved Client Performance: Introduced a way to eliminate the sync backup wait from the client and send the backup ACK to the client: the smart clients have been made backup aware and the backups now are redirected to the client directly from the backup members. See the Configuring Backup Acknowledgment section. Ownerless Client: Previously, the clients had an owner member responsible for cleaning up their resources after they leave the cluster.

Also, the ownership information was needed to be replicated to the whole cluster when a client joins the cluster. This mechanism have been made simpler by introducing the following system properties to control the lifecycle of the clients on the member side:.

See the System Properties section. Single Thread Hazelcast Clients Performance: Hazelcast clients have been designed to be used by multiple threads; the more threads you throw at it, the better the performance until it is saturated. Now, it has also been optimized for a single thread doing requests: The default values for the hazelcast. Renamed the WanReplicationRef. Added convenience constructor for SpringManagedContext to easily create it in the programmatic way. Added the getOrCreate method to the client configuration to fix the issue with setInstanceName when using Spring Boot and Hazelcast client.

Removed the shortened mancenter phrase from the source code. Removed the client side user executor and related configuration, i. Added the support for yml extension, in addition to yaml , for the Hazelcast configuration locator. Improved the IMap. Added option to disable retrieving the OSMBean. The recreateCachesOnCluster invocation is not being checked for the maximum invocations count anymore during cluster restarts.

Introduced a special Java client type to be used by Management Center. Added the cache statistics to the dynamically collected metrics Removed fail-on-maxbackoff element in the connection retry configuration and added cluster-connect-timeout-millis instead to allow retrying with fixed amount of time and shutdown after some time. Introduced cluster fail-fast when there are missing security realms. Unified the IMap and ICache eviction configurations to decrease the configuration complexity.

Introduced dynamic metric collection. Previously, Hazelcast metrics were reported programmatically to the Hazelcast Management Center, one by one.

Both reporting to MC and exposing on JMX are toggleable by using the metric configuration element introduced in 4. Added the support for nested JSON objects in arrays. To be shown on Management Center, the clients now send both its IP address and canonical hostname.

Before, only the hostname of the client was shown. Introduced configuration of initial permits for CP subsystem semaphore. Added support for null keys for the client side implementations of IMap. Improved the generics for the API with Projection, Predicate and EntryListener by adding lower bounded wildcards to accept a wider range of parameters. Improved the performance of TransactionLog. Made ClientConfig to override toString as it is the situation with Config to make it easier to troubleshoot.

Introduced functional and serializable interfaces having a single abstract method which declares a checked exception. Enhanced the queries read-only operations in the CP Subsystem so that they are executed with linearizability but they are not appended to the Raft log. By this way, the grow of Raft logs and snapshots of read-only operations are prevented, leading to throughput improvement Otherwise, the unconditional deserialization was causing overhead. Updated the following packages to Java 8 and removed the 3.

Added the support for Java 8 Optionals in the queries. Fixed the Javadoc markup issues. Updated the Hazelcast Kubernetes dependency to version 1. Updated the web session manager dependency to its latest version.

Separated the statistics for IMap. Introduced a warning log for illegal reflective access operation when using Java 9 and higher, and OpenJ9.

Added a method to easily identify when all replicas of a partition have been lost: allReplicasInPartitionLost Improved the fluent interface of configuration classes by adding the return this statements to the setter methods.

Added support for falling back to a \”default\” configuration for the cache data structure. Fixed an issue where disabling the quorum had not an effect and was still checking the presence of split-brain protection. Fixed an issue where the Imap. Fixed an issue where the serializable singleton comparators for natural and reverse order was creating new instances on deserialization.

Fixed an issue where the destruction of a proxy that is not yet initialized was blocking on its construction, leading to the risk of deadlock. Fixed an issue where the MembershipEvent. Now, it throws an exception.

Fixed the joining mechanism so that when the discovery strategy is enabled, multiple join configurations are prevented. Fixed an issue where the client-side HazelcastInstance was not throwing a configuration exception when there is a conflict between the dynamic and static configurations. Eliminated the unnecessary iterations and object creations on the bulk client responses. Fixed an issue where repetitive calls of IMap.

Fixed an issue where Address. To never miss any invalidation and never read any stale data indefinitely, get based updates use reservations. With this fix, this reservation based solution also applies to the put operations when CacheOnUpdate is configured. Fixed an issue where ProxyManager was not removing Proxy even after the original distributed object is destroyed.

Introduced an additional stage to the Hot Restart procedure, i. This guarantees all members to have the same state after Hot Restart operation is finished.

IMap proxies created during Hot Restart are not initialized and published to other cluster members. So the operation has been improved to force initialize any uninitialized proxies and publish them. This fixed the issue where the getDistributedObjects method was not reporting the persisted objects after a Hot Restart.

Forced eviction was evicting all the entries regardless of the eviction configuration. This has been fixed: forced eviction now runs only if a map has eviction configured. Otherwise, it does not run and throws native OutOfMemoryException. Fixed an issue where some functions may not be working when a client provides a new client type: removed ClientType and ConnectionType enums and introduced free strings for them instead.

Fixed a race condition between the new cluster member join and post-join operations executed as part of the concurrent member join. Fixed an issue where an enabled redoOperation was not throwing an exception when an empty list is tried to be retrieved on the client.

Aligned the exception mechanism of CacheManager. Fixed an issue where the configuration validator was not checking if the maximum size policy is appropriate for the selected in-memory format. Fixed an issue where ManagementCenterService was shutting down itself when it encounters an exception during the creation of TimedMemberState. This was causing the cluster to disappear from Management Center.

Fixed an issue in the query operation for offloaded cases. Fixed the cache statistics handling: Previously used Config. Now, CacheService. Fixed an issue where an exception thrown from a dynamic metric provider was stopping the dynamic metric collector task.

Fixed an issue where the map and Replicated Map in a client share the same near cache when they have identical names. Fixed the extensive Overwriting existing probe logs when starting a Hazelcast member.

Improved login mechanism such that when multiple simultaneous logins are disabled, the user now has the option to invalidate the older sessions. Converted the previously used arguments port , tlsPort , contextPath , when configuring Management Center during startup, to system properties.

From Management Center 4. Added the stop-all script to the scripts bundle to stop the Management Center instance. Simplified the collapsed list view of Executors not to show all the details such as the execution time. Improved the cache content in the documentation to address all the distributed data structures. Fixed an issue with time format for Avg Start Latency on the Executors list. Updated alert prompt message with the correct metric name for Average Remove Latency.

Fixed an issue of dropping the map backups while submitting the map config via Management Center. Fixed an issue when alert filters with too long names were not possible to edit or delete. Introduced a new system property hazelcast. Added an icon on the dashboard page with a link to the documentation on how to configure the connection between the members and Management Center.

Reduced the Management Center startup time from 10 to 3 seconds by lazy-loading of the user agent parser. Fixed and issue when \’x\’ button from Client Filter Settings was not deploying the created client filters. Added a new configuration parameter for the Active Directory integration. It is now possible to configure the LDAP search filter to be used for searching the user. See the Active Directory Authentication section. Added a warning icon for the members on the member listing page, when the number of available processors is below the recommended value, or when multiple members are running on the same machine.

See the Monitoring Members section. Added alert for near and after expiration of Management Center license and cluster license to the user interface. Fixed an issue where the graphs on dashboard screen got mixed when time travel is enabled. Existing Active Directory integrations will break as a result of upgrading to Management Center 3. You need to update your ldap. After updating the file, you need to either restart Management Center or reload the security configuration.

Client Near Cache: Introduced the new \”Client Near Cache\” table for the map and cache data structures which shows information about all the clients with Near Cache for that data structure. Aligned the data in the tables vertically with their column headings.

Columns in the tables are now either right aligned or left aligned chart headers are centered. Fixed an issue where the user could login twice with LDAP when multiple login is not allowed. Fixed an issue where the \”Heap Memory Distribution\” and \”Partition Distribution\” sections were getting stuck until the screen is manually refreshed when new members are started.

Fixed an issue where the \”Partition Distribution\” section was getting stuck until the screen is manually refreshed after some members are stopped. Fixed an issue where some of the graphs were not updated when the user navigate between the pages. Before, when you change the default value 5 rows and relaunch the Management Center, it was reset to 5 rows again. Note that this enhancement is valid when you use the same browser for relaunching the Management Center. There was a memory leak warning when the Management Center is deployed to Tomcat.

Fixed an issue where the dashboard screen was crashing when the cluster has more than 12 members. Fixed an issue where the entries on the Alert History screen were not sorted by the timestamp the latest alerts were not shown on top.

Introduced audit logging for Management Center. See the Audit Logging section for more information. Fixed an issue where the frontend application crashed by throwing a stack overflow error. Introduced management operations for CP Subsystem including promoting a member to become a CP member, removing CP members from the subsystem and restarting the whole CP subsystem.

See the CP Subsystem section for more information. Introduced a notification warning when the Management Center user interface could not connect to its backend since, for example, its server is unavailable. Added a loading splash during the initial launch for unauthenticated users and introduced a popup dialog to inform the users that their sessions are expired.

Improved the percentage charts so that they now have predefined vertical axes y-axes instead of dynamically ranged values in them. Added the \”clear history\” button to the screen where all the previous instances of an alert are shown alert history screen. Replaced the pie charts on the dashboard screen with the stacked bar charts so that more of the dashboard screen is shown above the fold. Added a text field to the page navigation part so that you can type the number of a page you want to view.

The users are now redirected to the cluster selection dialog upon a successful cluster shutdown operation. Fixed an issue where the WAN synchronization or consistency check was failing silently when the cluster is in the passive state.

Fixed an issue where the names of clients were not shown on Management Center 3. Fixed an issue where the Management Center user interface was not redirecting the unauthorized users, who try to launch the interface using a non-default URL, to the login page. The \”Users\” tab in the \”Administration\” screen is no longer shown when a security provider other than the default one is configured.

Introduced the Management Center Configuration mc-conf tool which is a command line utility that allows you to update certain parts of the Management Center configuration by using its built-in commands, including creating the users externally and resetting security configurations.

See the Management Center Configuration Tool chapter for more information. Hazelcast IMDG members receive the information about the active lists from the Management Center during startup and later on and apply it for all the current and future clients.

Added nested group support for Active Directory and LDAP logins so that the nested groups have the same privileges of their parent group.

See the Authentication Options chapter for more information. Added the license notices file for the 3rd Party tools and software used by Management Center. Added more information to the Map, MultiMap and Replicated Map pages including get, put and remove statistics. Fixed an issue where the refreshing a page resulted in loading the Management Center dashboard page, instead of the current page. Fixed an issue where the time travel files were not deleted for clusters that have a dash in their names.

Fixed the Heap Memory Utilization graph view for clients for which the maximizing view function was not working. Fixed an issue where the TOTAL row in the data tables was showing incorrect totals for the columns that do not represent a count. Fixed an issue where the Management Center was still showing the statistics for 2 member even the user does not have a license key.

That will load the launch and the framework, and form a cluster with any compatibly configured members they find on the network depending on your network and discovery configuration. A dedicated member is a Hazelcast process dedicated to storage and a few other things. The advantage of this approach over the embedded model is that scalability will always become more important than simplicity. With this, you can scale your storage fleet separately from your client fleet. If you introduce new processing demands for the same, or similar, data loads, you just add clients.

Lite members are interesting — they join the cluster, unlike clients that just make a client-specific TCP connection. They do not, however, host data. They are for a small number of advanced things — they may be used for class-loading or they may be used as high-performance compute clients. Clients are Java programs that include the client i. Hazelcast-client JAR in their build, read, or create config that helps them find a cluster and perform the widest scope, typically, of client requests.

These will be in your web-clients, your command-line tools, or anywhere you need to interface your systems with Hazelcast. Well written clients will use server-side constructs — particularly entry processors, aggregation, and executor tasks to delegate processing requests from single-threaded clients onto a massively scalable clustered storage and processing environment.

Not everything will be delegated to the back-end, of course. For these, near-caches are extremely effective. Each member can host within its process space potentially large subsets of data that are being actively managed by the cluster. This has a broad range of applications across industries; real-time inventory for e-commerce and fraud detection for credit card processors are two. So, finally a little more code. So, you have already run code — why talk about configuration now?

Because the simple examples use all the defaults. The join configuration dictates how members find each other. A data center with dedicated hardware works well.

By default, you can create a Map using default configuration and you get a container with no limitations on it. In addition to evicting on space, you can set an expiration interval on your data — you decide up front.

It relies on some configuration code:. Spring Boot will create a default instance of Hazelcast — which may not give you what you want. Having a bean for the config and one for an instance can be useful. This part is easy — a Hazelcast IMap is a java. In the second method hzMethod , the only change was to use the injected Hazelcast instance injected via annotation to get a reference to a distributed map in the IMDG. Hazelcast Maps implement the java.

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Read the documentation for in-depth details about how to install Hazelcast and an overview of the features. Thanks for your interest in contributing! The easiest way is to just send a pull request. Have a look at the issues marked as good first issue for some guidance.

Building Hazelcast requires at minimum JDK 1. Pull the latest source from the repository and use Maven install or package to build:. Additionally, there is a quick build activated by setting the -Dquick system property that skips tests, checkstyle validation, javadoc and source plugins and does not build extensions and distribution modules. Take into account that the default build executes thousands of tests which may take a considerable amount of time.

Hazelcast has 3 testing profiles:. Some tests require Docker to run. Set -Dhazelcast. When you create a pull request PR , it must pass a build-and-test procedure. Maintainers will be notified about your PR, and they can trigger the build using special comments. These are the phrases you may see used in the comments on your PR:.

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