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Darren Edmonds updated IGNITE-1179:
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Attachment: ApplicationLogsAndConfig.7z
Uploaded 7zip file.
> Futures stop working, unknown cause.
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> Key: IGNITE-1179
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/IGNITE-1179
> Project: Ignite
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: compute
> Reporter: Darren Edmonds
> Attachments: ApplicationLogsAndConfig.7z
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> Running against Apache Ignite version:
> ignite-core (1.06), ignite-spring (1.06), ignite-indexing (1.06) and
> ignite-slf4j (1.06).
> Originally built application against a Grid Gain version before moving to
> Apache Ignite - upgrading to the latest version, break the application and
> requires some work - trying to avoid if at all possible but expecting that'll
> be the suggested option to address issue.
> Web Application feeds jobs to the worker node(s) via it's own internal queue
> (client only Ignite). After a few thousand jobs have successfully been
> processed, the worker and server just stop with jobs waiting in the web
> server queue. It appears that the worker node is running OK, and logs will
> show every job is successfully completing the render but the future on the
> server is not being triggered - loss of connection to node?
> I have attached the requested information to the ticket. It's highly likely
> I've done something wrong rather than this being a bug with Ignite - any
> advise would be appreciated,
> Attachment contains:
> - Server stack
> - Worker node stack
> - Server log file (simple debug output, no output observed from Ignite set at
> INFO level nor any exceptions)
> - Worker log file (same setup as server log file)
> - Ignite configuration files for both server and worker.
> - Launch parameters for the java command line and tomcat7 server.
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