No, I show you my case:

I have a program which get data - in cyclic way. When it receives data I
compute some things and as result I get row.
The row I would like to write-through 

All program is packed into jar, 
main funcions look like:
main (){
   while (true){
     row = getNewData ();
     computed_row = compute (row);
     cacheWriter.saveIntoCacheAndDB (computed_row);
}
cacheWriter is my class (in plans). 
How should I organize this code ? Where should I create object Ignite ?

When it comes to write-through - at this moment I can use it and implement
it.  




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