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2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion Reference_Manual.md
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## 5.8. Enabling Hazelcast Cloud Discovery
If you are using [Hazelcast Viridian](https://viridian.hazelcast.com/) and you want to write an application that will utilize the Hazelcast cloud database service, you can use the C++ client. The configuration is very simple, you just need to set the cluster name, discovery token and enable the cloud discovery on network settings. Here is an example configuration:
If you are using [Hazelcast Cloud](https://cloud.hazelcast.com/) and you want to write an application that will utilize the Hazelcast cloud database service, you can use the C++ client. The configuration is very simple, you just need to set the cluster name, discovery token and enable the cloud discovery on network settings. Here is an example configuration:

```c++
hazelcast::client::client_config config;
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## 5.8. Enabling Hazelcast Cloud Discovery
If you are using [Hazelcast Viridian](https://viridian.hazelcast.com/) and you want to write an application that will utilize the Hazelcast cloud database service, you can use the C++ client. The configuration is very simple, you just need to set the cluster name, discovery token and enable the cloud discovery on network settings. Here is an example configuration:
If you are using [Hazelcast Cloud](https://cloud.hazelcast.com/) and you want to write an application that will utilize the Hazelcast cloud database service, you can use the C++ client. The configuration is very simple, you just need to set the cluster name, discovery token and enable the cloud discovery on network settings. Here is an example configuration:

```c++
hazelcast::client::client_config config;
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*/
static constexpr const char* CLOUD_URL_BASE = "hazelcast.client.cloud.url";
static constexpr const char* CLOUD_URL_BASE_DEFAULT =
"api.viridian.hazelcast.com";
"api.cloud.hazelcast.com";

/**
* Parametrized SQL queries touching only a single partition benefit from
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