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hermes-memory-installer: Memory Sidecar v3.5.1

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hermes-memory-installer: Memory Sidecar v3.5.1

Summary

What Memory Sidecar Does

Operational Hardening at a Glance

Installer Updates in v3.5.1

Upgrade / Installation Example

# The installer automatically: # - Verifies checksum # - Stops the old service (if any) # - Replaces the binary # - Preserves existing configuration # - Restarts the service

Configuration Changes to Review

store: retry: max_attempts: 3 # default, was 1 base_backoff_ms: 200 # was 0 (no backoff)

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