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# Configuring Persistence

The realm definition schematic in the following diagram indicates five configuration tasks for persistence stores and durables. (Numbers in the diagram correspond to the task steps that follow.)

Figure 69: Configuring Persistence and Durables

Before you begin

Before starting this task, developers and administrators coordinate to determine the need for durables, and the parameters for those durables. See TIBCO FTL Durable Coordination Form.

Procedure
1. Create a cluster and configure the persistence services that make up the cluster.

   For concepts, see Persistence Services and Clusters.

   For the configuration interface and API considerations, see Clusters Grid, and Persistence Service Details Panel.

2. Configure the stores within the cluster.

   For concepts, see Publisher Mode.

   For the configuration interface, see Clusters Grid, and Stores Grid.

3. Configure the dynamic durable templates and the static durables within each store.

   See Durable Behavior.

   For the configuration interface, see Stores Grid and Durable Details Panel.

4. Associate endpoints with stores, as appropriate.

   For the configuration interface, see Applications Grid.

5. Optional. Map durable subscribers to static durables.

   If application programs use only dynamic durables, or use only durable names when subscribing to static durables, then you may skip this step.

   For concepts and the configuration interface, see Configuration of Durable Subscribers in an Application or Instance.

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