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    ScaleOut StateServer

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    ScaleOut StateServer(R) is an in-memory data grid (distributed cache), which runs as a distributed software service on a set of dedicated virtual servers. It stores data objects in memory, makes them instantly accessible to networked Web or application servers, and scales to handle large workloads.

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    ScaleOut StateServer is an in-memory data grid (IMDG), also called a distributed cache, which runs as a distributed software service on a set of dedicated virtual servers to help scale application performance. It stores an application's data objects in memory, makes them instantly accessible to networked web or application servers, and scales to handle large workloads. Stored objects can be uniformly accessed by clients using a fully consistent storage model, and the grid enables simultaneous access by different clients to data objects stored on different grid servers. Once provisioned, ScaleOut StateServer automatically balances the amount of storage used by each server in the grid to scale throughput and maintain fast response times. As new servers running ScaleOut StateServer are provisioned, they automatically rebalance the workload to expand storage capacity and throughput. High availability is built into every feature of ScaleOut StateServer to support the needs of mission-critical applications. A comprehensive set of Java, C/C++, .NET, and REST APIs enable applications to directly access the IMDG as a key/value store using create/read/update/delete semantics. APIs also can perform a wide variety of operations, such as querying objects by their properties and handling asynchronous events. AWS instances include Standard Support for ScaleOut StateServer. Premium support packages are available directly from ScaleOut Software.

    Highlights

    • Fast, Scalable Performance: Scales to hundreds of server instances to provide fast response times for large workloads. This gives your applications the performance and scalability they need, and the flexibility to grow or shrink the grid as required.
    • Ease of Use: Self-organizes by automatically combining server instances into a uniformly accessible and scalable in-memory data grid. No configuration steps are required for creating a grid membership, failover, partitioning, or client-side caching.
    • Powerful, Advanced Features: Includes highly automated cloud deployment, fully consistent data storage, parallel query, object browser, parallel backup/restore, object locking, object timeouts and dependencies, event handling, and much more.

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    64-bit (x86) Amazon Machine Image (AMI)
    Standard Cluster Deployment

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    AmazonLinux 2.0.20240109.0

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    ScaleOut StateServer

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    m5.large
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    $0.13
    r4.16xlarge
    $3.52
    m4.large
    $0.13
    x1e.4xlarge
    $0.88
    x1.32xlarge
    $7.04
    m4.4xlarge
    $0.88
    r5.24xlarge
    $5.28
    r5.large
    $0.13
    m5.4xlarge
    $0.88
    t3.xlarge
    $0.26

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    64-bit (x86) Amazon Machine Image (AMI)

    Amazon Machine Image (AMI)

    An AMI is a virtual image that provides the information required to launch an instance. Amazon EC2 (Elastic Compute Cloud) instances are virtual servers on which you can run your applications and workloads, offering varying combinations of CPU, memory, storage, and networking resources. You can launch as many instances from as many different AMIs as you need.

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    Usage instructions

    To administer this product after deployment, if the Web Management Console was enabled, please visit http://<server>:4000/console/ (port 4000 is configurable during deployment). Alternatively, ScaleOut Software, Inc. provides ScaleOut Management Console on Windows, which can be installed separately and used for both deployment and management.

    To acquire these tools on your management workstation, download and install the latest ScaleOut StateServer Remote Client installer for Linux operating systems or the ScaleOut StateServer installer for Windows systems from our Support Downloads page: http://www.scaleoutsoftware.com/support/support-downloads/ . On Windows operating systems, select the Remote Client/Cloud Mgt. setup type.

    Once installed, please see the ScaleOut StateServer User Guide for step-by-step instructions to manage ScaleOut StateServer on Amazon Web Services. This help file can be found in the product installation directory on your local system, or online at http://www.scaleoutsoftware.com/support/product-documentation/ . On Windows systems, this help file is also available in the Start menu. Once opened, please review the sections under Deploying SOSS in the Cloud, including both the Overview and Deploying in Amazon Web Services sections.

    Client applications running as a single instance or as multiple instances can connect to and make use of a deployed in-memory data grid using APIs provided by the ScaleOut StateServer Remote Client libraries. Client applications can run either within Amazon Web Services or on remote client systems. Please install the ScaleOut Remote Client libraries on all instances or servers that need to access a deployed in-memory data grid. Follow the instructions in the Product Documentation to enable a client application to dynamically connect to a named data grid within Amazon Web Services. These instructions explain how to configure the client configuration file, soss_client_params.txt, which the user stages in the ScaleOut StateServer installation folder on each client instance or remote client system prior to starting the client application.

    The following packages are downloaded on deployment: Boto Python package

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    Vendor support

    Standard Support & Maintenance plan included in pricing. Gold and Platinum Support available through ScaleOut Software directly. See http://www.scaleoutsoftware.com/scaleout-support  for more details.

    AWS infrastructure support

    AWS Support is a one-on-one, fast-response support channel that is staffed 24x7x365 with experienced and technical support engineers. The service helps customers of all sizes and technical abilities to successfully utilize the products and features provided by Amazon Web Services.

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    Overview

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    In-Memory Data Grid Architecture
    Distributed cache that stores application data objects in memory across multiple dedicated virtual servers, providing instant accessibility to networked web and application servers.
    Automatic Load Balancing and Scaling
    Automatically balances storage across grid servers and rebalances workload when new servers are provisioned to expand storage capacity and throughput without manual intervention.
    Consistent Data Access Model
    Provides fully consistent storage model enabling uniform access to stored objects by clients with simultaneous access capabilities across different grid servers using key/value store semantics.
    Comprehensive API Support
    Offers Java, C/C++, .NET, and REST APIs for direct IMDG access with create/read/update/delete operations, object querying by properties, and asynchronous event handling.
    High Availability and Data Protection
    Built-in high availability features including parallel backup/restore, object locking, object timeouts and dependencies, and event handling to support mission-critical applications.
    In-Memory Data Processing
    Delivers query performance up to 1,000x faster than disk-based database systems through in-memory computing architecture
    Horizontal Scalability
    Supports petabyte-scale in-memory data capacity through distributed cluster architecture with dynamic node addition
    Multi-Database Compatibility
    Integrates seamlessly with RDBMS, NoSQL, and Hadoop databases without requiring replacement of existing data layers
    Unified API Support
    Provides unified API access across multiple programming languages and frameworks including SQL, C++, .NET, PHP, MapReduce, Java, Scala, Groovy, and Node.js
    Integrated Analytics Framework
    Includes in-memory data grid, in-memory database, streaming analytics, and continuous learning framework components
    In-Memory State Management with Event Sourcing
    Apps function as in-memory databases with recoverable state through event sourcing and location transparency for execution across distributed environments.
    Horizontal Scaling with Automatic Data Sharding
    Apps support multiple read-write instances with automatic data sharding across instances and write replication with convergent modification patterns.
    Masterless Distributed Clustering
    Apps self-organize through masterless clustering architecture with built-in split brain resolution for hybrid environment execution.
    Cross-Environment Federation
    Apps can federate across clouds, regions, and data centers through reliable gRPC and brokerless messaging protocols.
    Elastic Auto-Scaling Capabilities
    Platform provides elastic auto-scaling capabilities with support for scaling to 1M IOPS and across multiple regions with zero-downtime deployments.

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