Diffusion 6.1 and 6.2 added many functions and capabilities to the Diffusion C client that were previously only available in other languages: Adding topics through topic specifications (added in 6.1) Support for string, int64, double and recordV2 topic types (added in 6.1) Value stream API support (added in 6.1) Enhanced topic update (added in 6.2) Request/response…
Since my last post about Diffusion’s support for high availability (HA) we have made substantial changes to how we replicate data in our latest release, Diffusion 5.6. I’ve already written a little about session replication, topic replication and how we use Hazelcast so I will focus on updating you with the latest changes. We’ve done the…
When I joined Push I was set a challenge – how could I more tangibly demonstrate Diffusion’s core capabilities and performance? I was game… An essential requirement for engineers at Push Technology is, of course, solid knowledge of the company’s products. At core, this means the configuration of and integration with our real time data…
It’s clean, it’s fresh, it’s Diffusion 5.1! Codenamed “Einstein” – but don’t worry you won’t need a PhD to understand what’s going on; in fact, quite the opposite. We have been polishing and refining the hot new features we released with Diffusion 5.0 and produced something that’s even easier to use. There are no earth-shattering…
New software development platform claims quickest route to market with enterprise-grade apps London, UK and New York, NY – May 19, 2014 – Push Technology today unveiled the latest version of its enterprise-grade data distribution platform, Diffusion 5.0, to provide the fastest time to market and value to deliver mobile apps. With a new unified…
Diffusion 5.0 is here and it’s a doozy! In the Push Engineering labs we have been cooking up a storm using our finest Java-savvy recipes preparing a tasty treat that we know you will enjoy. So why 5.0? Don’t worry this is not a release where your whole world changes and everything breaks. Here at…