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Status Future consideration
Workspace App Connect
Created by Guest
Created on Apr 28, 2026

Disable the local aspect/storage of the embedded global cache in ACE13

Under ACE13 you can make use of the Embedded Global Cache.

A this time, it is not possible to disable the local aspect/storage of the Embedded Global Cache while still allowing for the replcation reads/writes.

This would make an Integration Server a true cache "client".

Could you create this config option in a future IBM ACE release?



Idea priority Urgent
  • Admin
    Varun Jain
    Aug 21, 2026

    Thank you for this suggestion. We understand the use case — there are scenarios where it is desirable to read from a shared global cache without retaining a local copy of the data in the ACE runtime. We are accepting this as a future consideration. In the meantime, one approach that can address the requirement today is to delete the local cache entry immediately after reading it, since that delete operation will not be replicated as a write back to the source server.