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Yes, you can easily use Kodo in conjunction with a server
farm or cluster, with a load balancer in front of the
farm. Kodo provides support for synchronizing its caches
across JVMs, so you can use Kodo's data cache when in a
clustered environment as well.
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Yes. By default, Kodo does not hold hard references to
objects read from the database, so, provided that you do
not hold hard references to more objects than you can
fit into memory, you will not run out of memory when
iterating through large data sets.
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