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Clustering (Coherence 3.4 User Guide) Coherence is built on a fully clustered architecture. Since "clustered" is an overused term in the industry, it is worth stating exactly what it means to say that Coherence is clustered. Coherence is based on a peertopeer clustering protocol, using a conference room model, in which servers ...