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From: Markus Blaurock <blaurock@dig.de>
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Subject: How many nodes in a jackrabbit cluster?
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Hello,

is there an advice for an upper limit of the number of nodes in a
jackrabbit-cluster?
Is it bounded in any way?
Does somebody have experience with a number > 6 ?

regards
markus