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• So let's create a file with one single line, stating the fully qualified name of the We can either name this file clustered-scala-actors. conf and put it in root directory of the application or name it whatever we want and feed it to Terracotta using the —  Jonas Bonér
• First, let's step down into the scala / bin directory and make a copy of the scala command called tc-scala, then scroll down all the way to the bottom. —  Jonas Bonér
• Here we can see that it has found and connected to the Terracotta server, found our clustered-scala-actors. conf config file and configured clustering for one Scala Actor; samples. —  Jonas Bonér
• FQN of the Actor in the clustered-scala-actors. conf. —  Jonas Bonér
• TIM is transparently intercepting the instantiation (f.e. new Cart) of all the Actors that you declare in the clustered-scala-actors. conf file. —  Jonas Bonér

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