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1. Use network attached storage (NAS) to mount a shared file system with containing the workspace that all members of the cluster will readaccess.
2. Set up a source control repository (for example, git) that has a checked-in workspace.
   • An external process would need to be responsible for pulling in new changes as appropriate to keep cluster members in sync. We recommend using a using git fetch or an equivalent command as a post-commit trigger to synchronize sharing.

Virtualize Configuration

Ensure that the load balancer is configured so that changes are propagated to only one node before configuring Virtualize for load balancing. 

WAR, Docker, or Kubernetes

After sharing the workspace (see Workspace Configuration), add start your deployment with the following jvm JVM argument:

-Dparasoft.auto.deploy.new=false

Desktop/Command Line

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1. Share the VirtualAssets project across the cluster. See Workspace Configuration for more information.
2. Enable refreshing using native hooks or polling:
   • From the GUI: 
     1. Choose Window > Preference > General > Workspace from the Virtualize main menu.
     2. Enable the Refresh using native hooks or polling option and restart the server.
        
   • From the command line:
     1. Open the org.eclipse.core.resources.prefs file in the <WORKSPACE>/.metadata/.plugins/org.eclipse.core.runtime/.settings/ directory.

     2. Add the refresh.enabled=true property, for example:
        

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        eclipse.preferences.version=1 version=1 refresh.enabled=true

     3. Restart the server.

3. Add the following Java option to your startup command on all nodes in the cluster to put the server:
   
   -J-Dparasoft.auto.deploy.new=false
   
   
4. Restart your servers.

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