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How may I backup the data in a TSpaces server? Can you suggest a good architecture for providing data redundancy and fail-over support?

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How may I backup the data in a TSpaces server? Can you suggest a good architecture for providing data redundancy and fail-over support?

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If you want to backup the data in a TSpaces server, you should take the checkpoints of the spaces (the checkpoint files) and put them somewhere safe. As for redundancy and fail-over, we are woriking on that in the Enterprise TSpaces project. • Are the TSpaces versions compatible? None of the releases are backward compatible. However we plan to support the ability of clients that use the previous release to talk to a new release of the server. We also provide a migrate utility that will migrate the Tuples from one server to another that may be running a latter release. • I’ve been throwing objects into a space to see how it performs and I’m seeing it get out of memory exceptions when it hits Y MB though I have 10*Y MB of RAM. What should I do? Try changing the parameter that is passed to the Java Virtual Machine at startup that controls how much memory the JVM is allowed to use. See the distributed tspaces.bat file to see how it is specified. • Would it potentially be better to split th

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