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The broker balancer provides a cache with a timeout to improve the stickiness of the target broker selected,
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The broker balancer provides a cache with a timeout to improve the stickiness of the target broker selected,
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returning the same target broker for a target key as long as it is present in the cache and is ready.
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returning the same target broker for a target key as long as it is present in the cache and is ready.
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So a broker balancer with the cache enabled doesn't strictly follow the configured policy.
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So a broker balancer with the cache enabled doesn't strictly follow the configured policy.
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By default, the cache is enabled, and will never timeout. Set `cache-timeout` parameter to
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By default, the cache is enabled, and will never timeout. See below
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a value in seconds for time out, or disable the cache by setting the value to `0`.
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for more details about setting the `cache-timeout` parameter.
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## Defining broker balancers
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## Defining broker balancers
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A broker balancer is defined by `broker-balancer` element, it includes the following items:
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A broker balancer is defined by `broker-balancer` element, it includes the following items:
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