Summary
In this chapter, you have learned how to install Coherence and how to start one or more grid nodes. You experimented with the Coherence Console, and learned that it is a development and debugging tool that should never be used in production (just in case you forgot the earlier warning).
We also discussed how to configure the development environment while working with Coherence to make you most productive, and to ensure that each developer has their own, private cluster for development and testing.
We then discussed Coherence operational configuration, and you learned how to configure Coherence to use Log4J for logging and how to set up private developer clusters using the operational descriptor.
A large part of the chapter was devoted to ...
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