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Quickstart
- Start a Local Cluster in 5 minutes
- Try Hazelcast Cloud for Free
Get Started
- Hazelcast Overview
- Hazelcast Editions and Licenses
- Install Hazelcast
- Start a Local Cluster
  - CLI
  - Docker
  - Binary
  - Embedded Java
- Explore Enterprise Features
- Getting Support
- Developer Resources
- Glossary
Develop Solutions
- Finding the Right Tool
- Connecting to a Cluster
- Distributed Data Structures
- Building Data Pipelines
  - About Data Pipelines
  - Get Started
    - Get Started with Stream Processing (Embedded)
    - Get Started with Stream Processing (Client/Server)
  - Ingesting Data from Sources
  - Processing Data
  - Sending Results to Sinks
    - Overview
    - Create a Custom Sink
  - Stream Processing
  - Serializing Pipelines
  - Configuring Jobs
  - Securing Jobs
  - Submitting Jobs
  - Managing Jobs
  - Updating Jobs
  - Testing Sources and Sinks for XA Transaction Support
- Predicates API
- SQL
  - Overview
  - Connecting to the SQL Service
  - SQL Over Maps
  - SQL Over Kafka
    - Get Started with SQL Over Kafka
    - Mapping to Kafka
  - SQL Over File Systems
    - Get Started with SQL Over Files
    - Creating a Mapping to a File System
  - Using Query Parameters
  - Finding Existing Mappings
  - Improving the Performance of SQL Queries
  - Statements
  - SQL Functions and Operators
  - SQL Data Types
- Improving Query Performance
- Connector Guides
  - Overview
  - Files
    - Unified File Connector
    - Legacy File Connector
  - Messaging System Connectors
  - Data Structure Connectors
  - Databases
  - Test Source Connectors
  - Socket Connector
  - HTTP Listener Connector
  - Twitter Connector
  - Custom Connectors
- Java Executor Service
- Entry Processor
- Adding Java Classes to Members
- Serialization
- Listening to Events
- Transactions
  - Creating a Transaction Interface
  - Providing XA Transactions
- Testing Applications
- Troubleshooting
Deploy and Manage Clusters
- Production Checklist
- Capacity Planning
- Hazelcast Topologies
- Enterprise Licenses
- Member/Client Discovery
- Deploying a Cluster
  - On-Premise
  - Public Cloud Environments
  - Deploying on Docker
  - Kubernetes
  - Deploying in VMware Tanzu
  - Running in Modular Java
- Configuring Logging
- Maintaining a Cluster
- Configuring Clusters
- Improving Cluster Performance
- Securing a Cluster
  - Security Overview
  - Security Defaults
  - Security Hardening Recommendations
  - Enabling JAAS Security
  - TLS/SSL
  - Authentication Types
  - Security Realms
  - Cluster Member Security
  - Client Security
  - Socket Interceptor
  - Security Interceptor
  - Advanced Security Features
- Configuring for Fault Tolerance
  - Backups
  - Persistence
  - Detecting Failures
  - Connection Timeouts
  - Fault Tolerance for Jobs
  - Handling Network Partitions
- CP Subsystem
- Synchronizing Data Across Clusters
- Extending Hazelcast
- OSGI
Upgrade
Reference
- Architecture
- Configuration
  - Overview
  - Static Configuration
  - Dynamic Configuration
    - Dynamically Adding Data Structure Configuration on a Cluster
- System Properties
- Frequently Asked Questions
- Metrics
- Phone Homes
- Hazelcast Plugins
Release Notes
- Releases
  - 5.0.5
  - 5.0.4
  - 5.0.3
  - 5.0.2
  - 5.0.1
  - 5.0

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Hazelcast Plugins

Hazelcast Plugins

5.8-SNAPSHOT 5.7 5.6 5.5 5.4 5.3

This chapter describes the plugins using which you can extend Hazelcast’s functionalities.

Phone Homes Cloud Discovery Plugins

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