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resin 4.0.29 release notes

Resin 4.0.30
Resin 4.0.28
  1. Summary
  2. CLI: dynamic server clarification

Summary

We encourage people to report 4.0.29 bugs at http://bugs.caucho.com.

4.0.29 is a bug fix release. Please see changes.xtp for a list of changes.

CLI: dynamic server clarification

Dynamic servers are started on the command line with an "--elastic" flag. The "--elastic" flag lets you configure dynamic servers on the same machine as your triad servers.

As before, the "--cluster" option tells Resin which cluster to join.

dynamic server start
unix> resinctl start --elastic --cluster app
Resin 4.0.30
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