I'm working on a caching solution that requires each server in the farm to maintain
its own local cache using sticky sessions. For fault tolerance, I'd also like to
asynchronously persist cached items to a JDBCCacheLoader. This way, if one of the servers
fail, another server can take over for it by retrieving its information from the database.
This seems to work well with the basic JDBCCacheLoader configuration as long as the
database is available. However, if the database fails so does all caching operations on
all web servers. To avoid having the database present a single point of failure, I'd
prefer to ignore the JDBCCacheLoader exceptions (just log them) and allow the system to
continue running using only the local caches. Is there a way to do this?
Thanks!
Dustin
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