Re: [infinispan-dev] Non-blocking state transfer (ISPN-1424)
> 3. Recovery cache, just wondering, shouldn't we configure
such cache with a cache store by default? Would that help?
>
I think a cache store would slow things too much, but it would solve this.
A cache store on the recovery cache should't actually slow down things at all
on the critical path. Recovery info (a fancy name for PrepareCommand) is moved in the
recovery cache only when the tx originator is crashed. And this happens on an async thread
(view change). Then this cache is not queried from the critical path, but only by async
recovery requests.
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