Once the Couchbase cluster is configured, EAM can be configured to run in stateless mode and connect to Couchbase.
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Open depconfig\extended_properties.cml
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Locate the <eamcache> section and make the following changes:
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Statetype
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Set to stateless
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Externcachehost
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The IP address (preferable) or name of one server in the Couchbase cluster
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This value is required
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externcachehost2
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The IP address (preferable) or name of a second server in the Couchbase cluster
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This value is optional but recommended. In the event the externcachehost node is removed from the cluster, this value gives the client another route to the Couchbase cluster.
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Bucket and bucketPassword
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If the Couchbase cluster was configured with the ‘default’ bucket and no password, leave these values blank
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If a bucket other than ‘default’ was created in Couchbase enter the bucket and password values here
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Sysrefreshcache
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When the refresh cache operation is invoked by a user in stateless mode, the server attempts to refresh the cache in every JVM in the cluster simultaneously.
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This flag controls how often a job in each JVM wakes up to check whether the refresh cache operation has been invoked by an end user and thus needs to be executed in that JVM.
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If the value is left as ‘false’, it defaults to 15 minutes.
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This value may be changed to any integer between 5 and 60 inclusive. Values outside that range will be ignored.
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The unit of measurement is minutes.
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Oldbaseuri
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This parameter is used for ZDU.
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