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* * This would help a loadbalancer to put the request(in case of a fail-over) * on a replica instance that has all the related data. Even if there is no * loadbalancer, a backing store could locate the information by directly * going to the correct replica instance. This would also help any part of * the runtime to know about failover case(and in-turn may invalidate * local caches). * *
* To achieve this functionality, it carries two pieces of information: *
* This can be accessed from {@link Packet} using {@link Packet#HA_INFO} * property by the runtime. This object is created typically *