What is Infinispan, and why would you use it?

1. Project Roadmap

2. Public Articles on Infinispan

3. Cheat Sheet on using Infinispan, for Developers

Configuring and creating a cache

1. Programmatically

2. Declaratively

3. Configuration migration tools

4. Clustered Configuration QuickStart

Using the Cache API

1. Storing and retrieving data

2. Listeners and Notifications

3. The Asynchronous API

4. Using per-invocation flags

5. The Grouping API

Eviction

1. Configuring eviction and the eviction thread

2. Expiration

3. Examples

Cache Loaders

1. Configuring cache loaders

2. Passivation

3. Cache loaders shipped with Infinispan

4. Write-Through And Write-Behind Caching

5. Cache loaders and transactional caches

JTA transactions

1. Configuring your cache to work with JTA

2. Deadlock detection

3. Batching API

4. Recovery

Locking and concurrency

1. Data Versioning

2. MVCC: Infinispan's concurrency model

3. Tuning concurrency level and lock striping

4. Explicit locking and the lock() methods

Clustering modes

1. Replication and invalidation

2. Distribution

   1. L1 caching

   2. Generating keys mapped to specific cluster nodes

3. Asynchronous options

Non-clustered, LOCAL mode

Marshalling

1. Lazy deserialization (storeAsBinary)

CDI Support

Management tooling

1. JMX

2. RHQ

3. Writing plugins for other management tools

The REST server

1. Accessing data in Infinispan via RESTful interface

Infinispan as a Directory for Lucene

Running Infinispan on Amazon Web Services

Querying Infinispan

1. SQL-like querying of Infinispan

Writing custom interceptors

Using Tree API module

Infinispan and Grails

Configuration reference

1. Default values for property based configuration attributes

JMX attributes and operations

API docs (Javadocs)

Infinispan command-line console

Infinispan for HTTP session clustering and caching