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Hi,
Reading the DSO documentation (http://www.terracotta.org/confluence/display/docs/How+DSO+Clustering+Works) I see this sentence:

"If even more capacity is required, active servers can be added as needed to stripe and mirror your Network Attached Memory across an n-way server array."

Does this mean that If I use the open source edition of Terracotta DSO, I can run many active servers in the same cluster? Do I get to have heap that can be bigger than the heap available to one VM?

Best Regards,
Georgi

DSO doesn't have anything to do with open source vs. commercial. DSO is a technology for distributing shared data. If you need more than one active server in a cluster, you must use the commercial version. You can get a trial version here:

http://www.terracotta.org/dl/download-enterprise-suite

Hi,
My question is about the technology editions w.r.t. licensing, not about the technology itself. Anyway, your reply answers my question, thanks!

G