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Rename Fast-Aggregations to Aggregations (#460)
* Rename Fast-Aggregations to Aggregations This request came during the release review process. To make the client documentation more inline with the other documentation, we are renaming `Fast Aggregations` to just `Aggregations`. Also, improved the documentation a little bit for the Aggregations section. * make the text more clear
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docs/features.rst

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- Entry Processor
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- Built-in Predicates
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- Listener with Predicate
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- Fast Aggregations
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- Aggregations
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- Projections
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- Near Cache Support
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- Programmatic Configuration

docs/using_python_client_with_hazelcast_imdg.rst

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.. Note:: ``PagingPredicate``, also known as Order & Limit, is not supported in
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Transactional Context.
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Fast-Aggregations
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Aggregations
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~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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Fast-Aggregations feature provides some aggregate functions, such as ``sum``,
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``average``, ``max``, and ``min``, on top of Hazelcast ``Map`` entries. Their
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performance is high since they run in parallel for each partition and are
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highly optimized for speed and low memory consumption.
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Aggregations allow computing a value of some function (e.g ``sum`` or ``max``)
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over the stored map entries. The computation is performed in a fully
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distributed manner, so no data other than the computed function value is
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transferred to the client, making the computation fast.
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The ``aggregator`` module provides a wide variety of built-in aggregators. The
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full list is presented below:

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