Administering Oracle Coherence
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- Preface
- What's New in This Guide
- 1 Deploying Coherence Applications
- 1.1 Deploying Standalone Coherence Applications
- 1.2 Deploying Coherence Applications to WebLogic Server
- 1.2.1 Overview of the WebLogic Server Coherence Integration
- 1.2.2 Packaging Coherence Applications for WebLogic Server
- 1.2.3 Setting Up a WebLogic Server Domain Topology for Coherence
- 1.2.4 Deploying Coherence Applications To a WebLogic Server Domain
- 1.2.5 Performing Basic Coherence Administration Tasks
- 1.3 Deploying Coherence Applications to an Application Server (Generic)
- 1.4 Running Multiple Applications in a Single Cluster
- 2 Platform-Specific Deployment Considerations
- 2.1 Deploying to AIX
- 2.2 Deploying to Cisco Switches
- 2.3 Deploying to Foundry Switches
- 2.4 Deploying to IBM BladeCenters
- 2.5 Deploying to IBM JVMs
- 2.6 Deploying to Linux
- 2.7 Deploying to Oracle HotSpot JVMs
- 2.8 Deploying to OS X
- 2.9 Deploying to Solaris
- 2.10 Deploying to Virtual Machines
- 2.11 Deploying to Windows
- 2.12 Deploying to z/OS
- 3 Performing a Network Performance Test
- 4 Performing a Multicast Connectivity Test
- 5 Performance Tuning
- 6 Production Checklist
- 6.1 Datagram and Multicast Recommendations
- 6.2 Network Recommendations
- 6.3 Cache Size Calculation Recommendations
- 6.4 Hardware Recommendations
- 6.5 Operating System Recommendations
- 6.6 JVM Recommendations
- 6.7 Oracle Exalogic Elastic Cloud Recommendations
- 6.8 Security Recommendations
- 6.9 Application Instrumentation Recommendations
- 6.10 Coherence Modes and Editions
- 6.11 Coherence Operational Configuration Recommendations
- 6.12 Coherence Cache Configuration Recommendations
- 6.13 Large Cluster Configuration Recommendations
- 6.14 Death Detection Recommendations
- A Log Message Glossary