Hello,
I'm exploring ignite as a distributed in memory cache.
The cache configuration contains a dedicated with ignite server nodes
(partitioned)  and application bootstrapping as a client with near cache.

I would like to better understand the implications of running ignite near
cache in my application regarding network overload. I know near cache is
automatically synchronized with remote server cache
1. Does it mean client nodes register to all servers events in order to
invalid cache entry ? register only to 
   relevant primary partition nodes ?  
2. Invalidation of entry is done eagerly or check remote cache for each
get() operation ? 

I would appreciate if you could also refer me to more detailed near cache
documentation, I only found high level description of it.

 










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