Thanks for the response!

A few more follow up questions:
1) How can we chance configurations of persistent caches (replication and
recovery settings for example)?
2) For client related settings, are the settings taken from the server
config, or client config (partitionLosePolicy or SQL table templates)? Can
I have different policies per client?

Cheers,
Eugene

On Tue, Aug 21, 2018 at 3:26 PM akurbanov <antkr....@gmail.com> wrote:

> Hello,
>
> 1. No. Cache with configuration specified in xml file will be pre-created
> and won't change if you will try to get it using changed configuration.
> 2. If you are asking about a single node, yes, that is correct.
> 3. You will get an exception on startup in case you have different
> configurations for the same cache.
>
> Caches were not designed to support configuration changes on the fly, you
> should destroy/recreate cache in order to apply configuration change which
> means you should also delete data from the cache. In the future, there will
> be some possibilities to change some configuration parameters in runtime,
> but definitely not the ones responsible for data flow and distribution in
> cluster.
>
> Could you please clarify what are your requirements for cache configuration
> updates?
>
>
>
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