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I am looking for terracotta ehcache,

I want to know the limitations of opensource distributed ehcache specially for developement envirnment.
Does opensource distributed ehcache version has any limitations on number of Terracotta servers in partitioned topology?
Are there any limitations on
1)number of objects in cluster
2) max size of object
3)max number of active terracotta servers
4) max number of passive nodes under one active server
5) Does opensource supports infinite linear scalability?
6) Are there any limitations on High availability, Reliability, Consistency, Cache patterns like write through\write back ?

If there are any other limitations of opensource version please tell me.

Hi most of the features you have listed below are part of only Enterprise version, Open source is just to get a feel of the product but if you want to use this product for some enterprise level application with these features, we would strongly recommend you to go for enterprise version.

These links will help you understand more :
http://www.terracotta.org/products/enterprise-ehcache
http://www.terracotta.org/products/enterprise-suite

Thanks for reply,
Your reply doesn't answer my question. I am not looking for enterprise level application. I want to use this distributed cache for my masters level project, so i want to create a cluster with partitioned topology with support for linear scalability. I am interested in upto which point it supports linear scalability, High availability, and the questions which i asked in my post. Would you please answer my question?

Please refer to following link which will show you what features are part of Open source. :

http://terracotta.org/products/enterprise-suite/compare-editions

The same question. The links provided no longer work, I try to understand limitations of open-sourced version. I hope some movement in this direction happened over the last 4 years, though I could not find information about open source Terracotta server limitations anywhere now.