Edgar Poce wrote:
I am no expert in clustering and would rather like to learn myself how
to do this, but I guess re caching it's important that the cache
or parts of if can get flushed if something is changing.
I'm not an expert either but I used OScache in some projects and it's a great product. It has clustering support out of the box. I've never used the custering option but I'll give it a try soon. See http://www.opensymphony.com/oscache/wiki/Clustering.html.
cool
> I really
don't have enough understanding, but wouldn't it be best to provide/attachSince in most cases it has no sense to cache data stored in the local file system (maybe in mem) I intuitively think caching is a PM related issue, but then again I might be wrong.
such a cache directly within Jackrabbit itself?
I could imagine that it makes sense in most cases if high-performance is required, but on the other hand one could also start with one PM and if it turns out to be
helpful for other PMs as well move it to Jackrabbit itself at some later stage
Thanks
Michi
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