Geoff Howard wrote:
Corin Moss wrote:
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At shutdown, things can be configured to store to disk (both store, and
index.) The only issue is that in the event of an abnormal shutdown the
index can be lost (this is only when the index is kept in memory of
course - other store types which use pure disk based index storage
wouldn't be effected by this.)
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Ok, on second thought if this is limited to abnormal shutdown this should be OK at least for our use with cached pipelines. I don't really know firsthand the other uses of the Cache. If they are OK with no guarantee of persistence, then I think we're set.
I agree with this. I am under the impression that this is no different from the behavior we have with JISP.
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CM: Yes. Again, this could either be written to the default store,
which would go to MRU, and then disk at shutdown, _or_ a different group
/ region could be created and configured which would go straight to
disk, without an in-memory MRU involved.
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I think this particular case works better going to the default store. It's a very minor use (one object, and only at shutdown) and so not worth a different cache entirely.
Agreed as well. This one should perhaps better use the default store anyway.
-- Unico
