Red Hat Data Grid 8.3

Release Information

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Red Hat Data Grid 8.3 Release Notes

Get release information for Data Grid 8.3

Data Grid Operator 8.3 Release Notes

Get release information for Data Grid Operator 8.3

Supported Configurations

Red Hat supports Data Grid with specific hardware and software combinations

Red Hat Data Grid 8 Feature Support

Get details about supported features and functionality in Data Grid 8

Component Details

Review the list of components integrated with Data Grid 8

Deprecated Features and Functionality

Find out about deprecated features and functionality across Data Grid releases

Data Grid Operator

Data Grid Operator Guide

Create Data Grid clusters on OpenShift

Data Grid Operator

Data Grid Operator provides operational intelligence and reduces management complexity for deploying Data Grid on Red Hat OpenShift.

Installing the native Data Grid CLI as a client plugin

Data Grid provides a command line interface (CLI) compiled to a native executable that you can install as a plugin for oc clients.

Installing Data Grid Operator

Install Data Grid Operator into a OpenShift namespace to create and manage Data Grid clusters.

Creating Data Grid clusters

Create Data Grid clusters running on OpenShift with the Infinispan CR or with the native Data Grid CLI plugin for oc clients.

Configuring Data Grid clusters

Apply custom Data Grid configuration to clusters that Data Grid Operator manages.

Upgrading Data Grid clusters

Data Grid Operator handles Data Grid cluster upgrades when new versions become available.

Setting up Data Grid services

Use Data Grid Operator to create clusters of either Cache service or Data Grid service pods.

Configuring authentication

Application users need credentials to access Data Grid clusters. You can use default, generated credentials or add your own.

Configuring client certificate authentication

Add client trust stores to your project and configure Data Grid to allow connections only from clients that present valid certificates.

Configuring encryption

Encrypt connections between clients and Data Grid pods with Red Hat OpenShift service certificates or custom TLS certificates.

Configuring user roles and permissions

Secure access to Data Grid services by configuring role-based access control (RBAC) for users.

Configuring network access to Data Grid

Expose Data Grid clusters so you can access Data Grid Console, the Data Grid command line interface (CLI), REST API, and Hot Rod endpoint.

Setting up cross-site replication

Ensure availability with Data Grid Operator by configuring geographically distributed clusters as a unified service.

Monitoring Data Grid services

Data Grid exposes metrics that can be used by Prometheus and Grafana for monitoring and visualizing the cluster state.

Guaranteeing availability with anti-affinity

Kubernetes includes anti-affinity capabilities that protect workloads from single points of failure.

Creating caches with Data Grid Operator

Use Cache CRs to add cache configuration with Data Grid Operator and control how Data Grid stores your data.

Running batch operations

Data Grid Operator provides a Batch CR that lets you create Data Grid resources in bulk.

Backing up and restoring Data Grid clusters

Data Grid Operator lets you back up and restore Data Grid cluster state for disaster recovery and to migrate Data Grid resources between clusters.

Deploying custom code to Data Grid

Add custom code, such as scripts and event listeners, to your Data Grid clusters.

Sending cloud events from Data Grid clusters

Configure Data Grid as a Knative source by sending CloudEvents to Apache Kafka topics.

Establishing remote client connections

Connect to Data Grid clusters from the Data Grid Console, Command Line Interface (CLI), and remote clients.

Data Grid Helm Chart

Building and deploying Data Grid clusters with Helm

Create Data Grid clusters on OpenShift

Deploying Data Grid clusters as Helm chart releases

Build, configure, and deploy Data Grid clusters with Helm. Data Grid provides a Helm chart that packages resources for running Data Grid clusters on OpenShift.

Configuring Data Grid Servers

Apply custom Data Grid Server configuration to your deployments.

Configuring authentication and authorization

Control access to Data Grid clusters by adding credentials and assigning roles with different permissions.

Configuring network access

Configure network access for your Data Grid deployment and find out about internal network services.

Connecting to Data Grid clusters

After you configure and deploy Data Grid clusters you can establish remote connections through the Data Grid Console, command line interface (CLI), Hot Rod client, or REST API.

Data Grid Server

Data Grid Server Guide

Deploy, secure, and manage Data Grid Server deployments

Using the Data Grid Command Line Interface

Access and manage remote caches with the Data Grid CLI

Data Grid REST API

Configure and interact with the Data Grid REST API

Hot Rod Clients

Hot Rod Java Client Guide

Configure and use Hot Rod Java clients

Hot Rod Node.JS Client Guide

Configure and use Hot Rod JS clients

Hot Rod C++ Client Guide

Configure and use Hot Rod C++ clients

Hot Rod Client Configuration API

Hot Rod client configuration

Hot Rod Node.js Client API

Hot Rod Node.js client API

Hot Rod .NET Client Guide

Configure and use Hot Rod .NET/C# clients

Developer

Embedding Data Grid in Java Applications

Create embedded caches with Data Grid

Data Grid Developer Guide

Use Data Grid APIs to customize, configure, and extend your deployment

Configuring Data Grid Caches

Configure Data Grid caches to customize your deployment

Querying Data Grid Caches

Query your data in Data Grid caches

Cache Encoding and Marshalling

Encode Data Grid caches and marshall Java objects

Data Grid Cross-Site Replication

Back up data between Data Grid clusters

Data Grid Spring Boot Starter

Use Data Grid with your Spring Boot project

Using Data Grid with Spring

Add Data Grid to Spring applications

Deployment Planning

Deployment Planning and Sizing Guide

Plan and size Data Grid deployments

Upgrading

Upgrading Data Grid

Upgrade Data Grid to 8.3

Migrating

Migrating to Data Grid 8

Migrate deployments and applications to Data Grid 8

Security

Data Grid Security Guide

Enable and configure Data Grid security

API and Resource Reference

Red Hat Data Grid 8.3 API

Data Grid Javadocs

Configuration Schemas

Schema reference for Data Grid 8.3

ProtoStream API

Javadocs for the ProtoStream API

JMX Components

JMX component reference

Code Tutorials

Data Grid Code Tutorials

Learn how to use Data Grid capabilities

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