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 You should set the .entries(..) and .entrySize(..) to those you require.
 
 
+# Example :Simple Hello World
+
+This simple chronicle map, works just like ConcurrentHashMap but stores its data off-heap. If you want to use Chronicle Map to share data between java process you should look at the next exampl 
+
+``` java 
+Map<Integer, CharSequence> map = ChronicleMapBuilder.of(Integer.class,
+        CharSequence.class).create();
+
+map.put(1, "hello world");
+System.out.println(map.get(1));
+
+``` 
+
+# Example : Sharing the map on two ( or more ) processes on the same machine
+
+Lets assume that we had two server, lets call them server1 and server2, if we wished to share a map
+between them, this is how we could set it up
+
+``` java 
+
+// --- RUN ON ONE JAVA PROCESS ( BUT ON THE SAME SERVER )
+{
+    File file = new File("a-new-file-on-your-sever");	
+    Map<Integer, CharSequence> map1 = ChronicleMapBuilder.of(Integer.class,
+            CharSequence.class).create(file); // this has to be the same file as used by map 2
+    map1.put(1, "hello world");
+}
+
+// --- RUN ON THE OTHER JAVA PROCESS ( BUT ON THE SAME SERVER )
+{
+    File file = new File("a-new-file-on-your-sever");  // this has to be the same file as used by map 1
+    Map<Integer, CharSequence> map1 = ChronicleMapBuilder.of(Integer.class,
+            CharSequence.class).create(file);
+
+    System.out.println(map1.get(1));
+}
+```
+
+
 # Example : Replicating data between process on different servers via TCP
 
 Lets assume that we had two server, lets call them server1 and server2, if we wished to share a map