Hi Sajal,
Could you share your distributed-config.json file?

Colin, about cluster names, starting from 2.0-M2 OrientDB creates "local"
clusters automatically per node. This avoid conflicts and improve
throughput of 3x.

Lvc@


On 3 December 2014 at 12:52, Sajal Gupta <[email protected]> wrote:

> Hi Luca,
> Thanks, Maybe a bit more details on this approach would really help.
>
> I also observed the rows getting inserted in all the cluster nodes.
>
> I created a TestVertex1 with 2 properties. Using the remote mode created
> some 10million entries using non Tx Graph by invoking addVertex method (
> graph.addVertex("class:TestVertex1",props)).
> I only started one node using dserver.
> I could see from the file sizes that all the rows are getting created in
> all the 3 clusters which doesnt look right to me...Same data in multiple
> files on the same node.
> testvertex1.pcl  -> 350MB
> testvertex1_node1.pcl -> 350MB
> testvertex1_node2.pcl -> 350MB
>
> All of files having the same size.
>
> Thanks
> Sajal.
>
>
> On Tuesday, 2 December 2014 18:17:49 UTC+5:30, Sajal Gupta wrote:
>
>> OrientDB Version: 2.0M3
>> Java 1.7
>> Windows 7
>> Default distributed config. - No change
>>
>> Steps followed :-
>> Configured two nodes (node1 and node2)
>> Started the standalone server on node1.
>> Created a test database of type graph from the studio Web - The database
>> is created fine.
>> Shutdown the standalone server.
>> Started dserver on node1
>> Started dserver on node2 -> The database is getting replicated fine. But
>> now I see two clusters for every schema objects on both nodes
>> For e.g. for V :- the following files are getting created on both
>> nodes, Ditto for other classes.
>> v.cpm
>> v.pcl
>> v_node2.cpm
>> v_node2.pcl
>>
>> When I change the order of starting up the server (node2 first and then
>> node1) :- one more cluster is getting created with _node1 appended.
>>
>> Let me know if this is a issue or am i doing something wrong..
>>
>> Thanks
>> Sajal
>>
>>
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