Hello everyone,
I have a problem related to the locators property used to start the members of a cluster, I thought you might help. In my case, the IP addresses of the locators hosts could not be statically configured, and are only known at runtime. The idea is to register the locator host and port in a central registry, and whenever a locator is started, to check the previously started locators. For instance: - locator1 will be started with no locators property, and registers host1[port1] - locator2 will be started with --locators=host1[port1], and registers host2[port2] - locator3 will be started with --locators=host1[port1],host2[port2], and registers host3[port3] I have tried it, and it seems to work fine. The 3 locators join the same distributed system. But I haven’t performed more advanced testing. The documentation clearly states that every locator should have the complete locators list, even if they have not been started. Do you know what would be the limitations (if any) if the locators are started in this way? Do you have any idea that could help? Regards, Nadine
