Mikael,
You can also use a replicated cache then. This will give you both: all data
available on service node as well as failover in case of failure (you will
not lose any data as long as there is at least one node available).
-Val
On Tue, Dec 5, 2017 at 11:35 PM, Mikael wrote:
> Well, I would
Well, I would like to use a partitioned cache so that the data in the
cache stays intact if that node goes down for a while, but if more nodes
go down it might be lost anyway so maybe I need to use a local cache and
persist it instead, was trying to avoid that.
Den 2017-12-06 kl. 00:00, skrev
If it's a single node, I would just create a special local cache for these
entries and deploy it on that node. Will this work?
-Val
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Hi!
I have a singleton service running on a specific node, It access a
serial port so it must be running on that specific node so I can't use
affinity key for the service, now I want to create some values in a
cache that will be used by the service, is there any way I can create
affinity keys
