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I'm happy to announce the release of 5.4!    It has roughly 60 bug fixes, performance improvements and new features. Details can be foun...

I just released JGroups 5.3. The 5.2 branch (last stable release: 5.2.19) is stable and will only be modified when bug fixes are backported ...

In version 5.2.15 (to be released soon), TLS can be enabled in TCP via a simple configuration change: <TCP      tls.enabled="true...

I'm happy to announce that 5.1.7 has been released! The major new features are FD_SOCK2 [1] and VERIFY_SUSPECT2 [2]. The complete list o...

This is a short tutorial on running a Raft cluster [1] in Kubernetes. It shows how to run a jgroups-raft cluster of 3 nodes, then connects t...

I hate distributed locks! Adding distributed locks to JGroups has been the second biggest mistake that I've made (next to MuxRpcDispatch...

We're getting one step closer to having just a single JGroups program that runs in any environment! There are 3 things that need to be m...

I'm happy to announce that JGroups 5.0.0.Final has been released! The new features are described in [1]. Below's a list of the major...

If you use UDP as transport and want to double your performance : read on! If you use TCP, your performance won't change much. You mig...

I'm happy to announce that Baizel Mathew and Steven Wong have written a new transport protocol using Netty! Read Baizel's announce...

This is a follow-up post on [ 1 ], which showed how to connect two Kubernetes-based hybrid clouds (Google GKE and AWS EKS) with JGroups'...

Howdy folks! Today I'm very happy to announce the first alpha version of JGroups 5.0! JGroups 5.0 has major API changes and I'd ...

In this (long!) post, I'll provide step-by-step instructions on how to create JGroups clusters in Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE) and Ama...

I'm happy to announce the availability of a JGroups extension for Quarkus ! What? Quarkus is a framework that (among other things)...