Jonathan Knight

Even if we had a way to for a member to signal that it was going to leave, you then still need to verify that rebalancing has completed before killing...

On the subject of "cloud", when running in K8s, we have a [Coherence Operator](https://github.com/oracle/coherence-operator) that makes managing Coherence cluster in K8s much simpler. It safely scales clusters and works with...

I agree with the pain points of k8s - when you mentioned "cloud" in your original post, I wasn't sure whether you meant k8s or not. We are certainly seeing...

The question would be what you intend to do with the `BackingMapManagerContext` you have. You can run entry processors (or aggregators) against specific partitions using a `PartitionedFilter` see https://docs.oracle.com/en/middleware/standalone/coherence/14.1.1.2206/java-reference/com/tangosol/util/filter/PartitionedFilter.html

Another approach to target a single partition is to create a class that implements `PartitionAwareKey`. You can then use that as the key to execute an entry processor. When you...

To get the partition count programatically you need to be in a cluster member. Then you can get the service for the cache you are interested in, cast it to...

Which version of Coherence are you using, because some simpler ways to get related cache entries were added in newer versions.

OK, here is a snippet for an entry processor that gets entries from another cache ``` public class MyProcessor implements InvocableMap.EntryProcessor { @Override public R process(InvocableMap.Entry entry) { BinaryEntry binaryEntry...

I updated the comment above because the new APIs to get a related entry `binaryEntry.getAssociatedEntry()` take the key as a non-serialised value (whereas the other APIs on the BackingMapContext take...

Unfortunately this is one of those areas that has no documentation apart from the JavaDoc.