> > Maybe we could start from use cases instead of solutions ? > Agree, so let me put things more in a use case format and recap:
a) I want to have multiple karaf instances running on different hosts and cooperating with each other, with minimal configuration effort. b) I want to be able to change the configuration all or some of the nodes, without having to do so in every single node. c) I want to be able to add a feature repository on all or just a group of nodes, without having to do so in every single node. d) I want to be able to install/start/stop a bundle on all or just a group of nodes, without having to do so in every single node. e) I want to be able and register a service on a single node and invoke from other nodes. Something like DOSGi but with more tools and options like provisioning, loadbalance etc.
