The new version of Terracotta dispatched Java caching software is able, for initial time, to aggregate above a terabyte of pooled memory for a single application and its data, corporation proclaimed this week.

The software, Ehcache 2.2, can as well hold equal to several hundred million Java things in a single cache, as per the Terracotta's CEO, Amit Pandey. He added that this terabyte of memory can be run from as little as 10 servers.

The update as well features a new management console intra-data center communications capability and a new ordinary runtime library that corporation alleges will help diminish memory and bandwidth usage.

Memory caching software for example Ehcache can be used to host large applications and their data completely in the working memory of a set of servers, which paces reaction time as no calls to disk need to be made during operations.

Terracotta is not only in serving market for multiserver Java-based enterprise applications. Previous week, Oracle proclaimed an upgrade to its Coherence distributed data grid software, which as well can be used to run large-scale Java applications.