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When a new node joined, it is required to fetch the cached data from any of the cluster nodes. Since in a replicated topology all nodes should have the same data, it is important to ensure all write operations are stopped during the synchronization process avoiding possible inconsistencies. To do so, set a global lock across the cluster when a replicated cache node is joined and the synchronization starts, and then delete it when it ends.
When using a generational cache as the primary store, ensure the data is the same across all cluster nodes during the synchronization process.
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