Table of Contents
- Title and Copyright Information
- Preface
- What's New in This Guide
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Part I Basic Administration
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1
Deploying Coherence Applications
- Deploying Standalone Coherence Applications
- Deploying Coherence Applications on Docker and Kubernetes
- Deploying Coherence Applications to WebLogic Server
- Deploying Coherence Applications to an Application Server (Generic)
- Running Multiple Applications in a Single Cluster
- 2 Performing a Network Performance Test
- 3 Performing a Multicast Connectivity Test
- 4 Performance Tuning
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5
Production Checklist
- Network Performance Test and Multicast Recommendations
- Network Recommendations
- Cache Size Calculation Recommendations
- Hardware Recommendations
- Operating System Recommendations
- JVM Recommendations
- Oracle Exalogic Elastic Cloud Recommendations
- Security Recommendations
- Persistence Recommendations
- Application Instrumentation Recommendations
- Coherence Modes and Editions
- Coherence Operational Configuration Recommendations
- Coherence Cache Configuration Recommendations
- Large Cluster Configuration Recommendations
- Death Detection Recommendations
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Deploying Coherence Applications
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Part II Advanced Administration
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6
Persisting Caches
- Overview of Persistence
- Persistence Dependencies
- Persisting Caches on Demand
- Actively Persisting Caches
- Using Snapshots to Persist a Cache Service
- Archiving Snapshots
- Using Active Persistence Mode
- Modifying the Pre-Defined Persistence Environments
- Creating Persistence Environments
- Using Quorum for Persistence Recovery
- Subscribing to Persistence JMX Notifications
- Managing Persistence
- Configuring Caches as Transient
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7
Federating Caches Across Clusters
- Overview of Federated Caching
- General Steps for Setting Up Federated Caching
- Defining Federation Participants
- Changing the Default Settings of Federation Participants
- Understanding Federation Topologies
- Defining Federation Topologies
- Defining Federated Cache Schemes
- Associating a Federated Cache with a Federation Topology
- Overriding the Destination Cache
- Excluding Caches from Being Federated
- Limiting Federation Service Resource Usage
- Resolving Federation Conflicts
- Using a Specific Network Interface for Federation Communication
- Load Balancing Federated Connections
- Managing Federated Caching
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6
Persisting Caches
- A Platform-Specific Deployment Considerations
- B Log Message Glossary