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Pivotal GemFire 8.1 Release Notes
Pivotal GemFire 8.1.0 Release Notes
What's New in Pivotal GemFire 8.1.0
Installing Pivotal GemFire 8.1.0
Upgrading to Pivotal GemFire 8.1.0
Resolved Issues
Known Issues
Pivotal GemFire Native Client 8.1.0 Release Notes
What's New in Pivotal GemFire Native Client 8.1.0
Installing Pivotal GemFire Native Client 8.1.0
Resolved Issues
Known Issues
Supported Configurations and System Requirements
Pivotal GemFire Supported Configurations
Host Machine Requirements
Dependencies on Linux RPM Packages
Running Pivotal GemFire in Pure Java Mode
Pivotal GemFire Tools Supported Configurations
GemFire Pulse System Requirements
VSD System Requirements
Pivotal GemFire Native Client Supported Configurations
Pivotal GemFire Modules Supported Configurations
Pivotal GemFire User's Guide
Getting Started with Pivotal GemFire
Pivotal GemFire in 15 Minutes or Less
About Pivotal GemFire
Main Features of Pivotal GemFire
Installing Pivotal GemFire
OSX: Install Pivotal GemFire from a Homebrew Package
RHEL: Install Pivotal GemFire from RPM
Ubuntu: Install Pivotal GemFire from a Debian Package
Windows/Unix/Linux: Install Pivotal GemFire from a ZIP or tar.gz File
Obtaining Pivotal GemFire from a Maven Repository
Obtaining Modified Open Source Code Libraries
CLASSPATH Settings for GemFire Processes
How to Uninstall GemFire
Upgrading Pivotal GemFire
Before You Upgrade
RHEL: Upgrade Pivotal GemFire from RPM
OSX: Upgrade Pivotal GemFire from a Homebrew Package
Windows/Unix/Linux: Upgrade Pivotal GemFire from a ZIP or tar.gz File
Performing a Rolling Upgrade
Rolling Upgrade Procedure
Pivotal GemFire Version Compatibility Rules
Checking Member Versions in a Mixed Cluster
Understanding Pivotal GemFire Licensing
Setting Up the Product Examples
Pivotal GemFire Tutorial
Tutorial Introduction
Pivotal GemFire Features Demonstrated in the Tutorial
Sample Social Networking Application
Running the Tutorial
Exploring Other Features with the Tutorial
Hello World Example
Introduction to the Hello World Example
Walkthrough of the Example Files
gemfire.properties
xml/HelloWorld.xml (cache.xml)
HelloWorldProducer.java and helloworld/HelloWorldConsumer.java
helloworld/SimpleCacheListener.java
QuickStart Examples
Setting Up Your Environment for Running Examples
Replicated Caching Example
Server Managed Caching Example
Partitioned Data Caching Example
Fixed Partitioning
Reliable Event Notification Examples
Interest Registration Example
Continuous Querying Example
Durable Event Messaging Example
Persisting Data to Disk Example
Overflowing Data to Disk Example
Cache Expiration Example
Cache Eviction Example
Querying Example (OQL)
Transactions Example
Delta Propagation Example
Function Execution Example
JSON Example
Secure Client Example
Multiple Secure Client Example
Distributed Locking Example
Management and Monitoring Example
System Alerts JMX Example
Benchmark Examples
Peer-to-Peer Benchmark Example
Client Server Benchmark Example
Benchmark Parameters
Troubleshooting Checklist
Configuring a Pivotal GemFire Cluster
Overview of the Cluster Configuration Service
Tutorial: Creating and Using a Cluster Configuration
Deploying Application JARs to Pivotal GemFire Members
Using Member Groups
Exporting and Importing Cluster Configurations
Cluster Configuration Files and Troubleshooting
Loading Existing Configuration Files into Cluster Configuration
Starting Up and Shutting Down Your System
Introduction to Startup and Shutdown
Starting Up Your System
Shutting Down the System
Using the GemFire SHell (gfsh)
What You Can Do with gfsh
Starting gfsh
Configuring the gfsh Environment
Useful gfsh Shell Variables
Using gfsh to Manage a Remote Cluster Over HTTP or HTTPS
Basic Shell Features and Command-Line Usage
Tutorial: Performing Common Tasks with gfsh
Quick Reference of gfsh Commands by Functional Area
Basic GemFire SHell Commands
Configuration Commands
Data Commands
Deployment Commands
Disk Store Commands
Durable CQ and Client Commands
Function Execution Commands
Gateway (WAN) Commands
GemFire Monitoring Commands
Index Commands
JMX Connection Commands
Locator Commands
PDX Commands
Region Commands
Server Commands
gfsh Command Help
alter
alter disk-store
alter region
alter runtime
backup disk-store
change loglevel
clear defined indexes
close
close durable-client
close durable-cq
compact
compact disk-store
compact offline-disk-store
configure
connect
create
create async-event-queue
create defined indexes
create disk-store
create gateway-receiver
create gateway-sender
create index
create region
debug
define index
deploy
describe
describe client
describe config
describe connection
describe disk-store
describe member
describe offline-disk-store
describe region
destroy
destroy disk-store
destroy function
destroy index
destroy region
disconnect
echo
encrypt
execute
exit
export
export cluster-configuration
export config
export data
export logs
export offline-disk-store
export stack-traces
gc
get
help
hint
history
import
import data
import cluster-configuration
list
list async-event-queues
list clients
list deployed
list disk-stores
list durable-cqs
list functions
list gateways
list indexes
list members
list regions
load-balance gateway-sender
locate
netstat
pause gateway-sender
pdx rename
put
query
rebalance
remove
resume gateway-sender
revoke missing-disk-store
run
set variable
sh
show
show dead-locks
show log
show metrics
show missing-disk-stores
show subscription-queue-size
shutdown
sleep
start
start gateway-receiver
start gateway-sender
start jconsole
start jvisualvm
start locator
start pulse
start server
start vsd
status
status cluster-config-service
status gateway-receiver
status gateway-sender
status locator
status server
stop
stop gateway-receiver
stop gateway-sender
stop locator
stop server
undeploy
upgrade offline-disk-store
validate offline-disk-store
version
Creating and Running gfsh Command Scripts
Running gfsh Commands on the OS Command Line
Mapping of cache.xml Elements to gfsh Configuration Commands.
Pivotal GemFire Locator Process
Pivotal GemFire Servers
Managing Pivotal GemFire System Output Files
Deploying Pivotal GemFire Configuration Files
Main Steps to Deploying Configuration Files
Default File Specifications and Search Locations
Changing the File Specifications
Deploying Configuration Files in JAR Files
Firewall Considerations
Firewalls and Connections
Firewalls and Ports
Locators, Gateway Receivers, and Ports
Managing Pivotal GemFire
GemFire Management and Monitoring
Management and Monitoring Features
Overview of GemFire Management and Monitoring Tools
Architecture and Components
JMX Manager Operations