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This is a summary of the entries made by Philipp Bärfuss (Setting up a Jackrabbit Clustering) and Christian Ringele (Clustering two publics instances). This is not intended to be an instructional guide. No further explanation of what Clustering is, how it works or pros and cons of this kind of architecture. If you wish to learn more, you can find some breathtaking-stunning entries and docs about clustering at the annex. My goal with this guide is to help you to achieve a five-minute-Clustering set-up for your tests or just for you to get some background on this subject.
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| Our starting point: Magnolia 5.7.2 bundle | Our goal |
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Scenario: I suppose a Magnolia 5.7.2 Bundle placed at /Users/carlos/bundles/5.7.2 and a MySQL database as central repository for the cluster. Please, notice that the elements marked in red are supposed to be replaced by your default local configuration. So here we go 
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Now feel free to make some changes in any element that is within the workspaces that are in the cluster (e.g, website). If you change the starting image of the tours carrusel and publish it to public1, if you refresh public2 you will see the publication has spread to this instance too
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- Check Architectural Blueprint 3: Magnolia with JCR clustering
- The inspirational sources of this wiki entry: Setting up a Jackrabbit Clustering and Clustering two publics instances
- Official JCR-Clutering info