Yes. However, there are some points you should consider.
- The environment should be a LAN with high stability and a network speed of 10 Gbps or higher.
- If the number of members is high, the client type should be selected as Dummy, not Smart Client.
- In the case of Smart Clients, since each client will open a connection to the members, these members should be powerful enough (for example, more cores) to handle hundreds or thousands of connections and client requests.
- Consider using Near Caches in clients to lower the network traffic.
- Use Hazelcast with the NIO implementation, which was introduced in Hazelcast 3.2.
- Configure the clients attentively. Please refer to the Java Client section of our documentation for configuration notes.
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