Summary
This chapter addressed some very important topics when it comes to extending the reach of your Coherence-based applications outside of the data center and to platforms other than Java.
At the very beginning we discussed different network protocols Coherence uses and reasons for using Coherence*Extend instead of TCMP across WAN or from remote clients. It is important to choose the right option when architecting your application, as incorrect protocol choice for high-latency or unreliable clients can easily bring the whole cluster to its knees.
We then learned how to configure Coherence*Extend both within the cluster and on the client, and discussed topics such as remote caches, the remote invocation service, address providers, and network ...
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