Hello, I have a question regarding an application we have already in production and for which we are trying to clean as much as possible the dependencies between server node and client node ones resources. In particular we are seeing that it is not possible to set the binary types configuration in the server cluster configuration without adding that to all client nodes cluster configuration as well. This is a rather annoying dependency to manage as it will force the redeployment or patching of all the client nodes when a new type is added to the cache (think microservices) . I could not find a way to circumvent that as the client needs to connect tot the gird before it can call a remote task to pull the binary types configuration and the client will fail to start ignite with an error stating a difference between the server and client binary type configuration. This server resources dependencies in the client seems to be a general issue across the whole Ignite architecture, especially because configuration related ones are not included in class peer loading.
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