Hi Brian,
Well, the underlying problem is that there are lots of cache operation on a slow machine.
The test cases may not be realistic, but I would like to understand shunning better so
that we will be prepared in production.
I have two nodes in a cluster where items in the TreeCache must be replicated
synchronously. It sounds like "shun" causes a slow node to be kind of ignored
by the faster node. We need all the live nodes in the cluster to have replication of the
TreeCache. When the client requests are load-balanced, the TreeCache data must be found
in either nodes.
So if "shun=false" doesn't prevent a shun, what does it do?
Thanks again,
Jennifer
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