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Hi Shaun,
If the data is small, you can simply switch to replicated cache. Will this
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Hi,
I would like to implement cache write through for both primary and backup
entries. The use-case is to maintain a backup of the cache on disk on each
DDM node.
I have implemented CacheWriter but it is only called for primary entries,
not backup entries.
Is there a way that I can implement thi
