Build Update for apache/geode-native
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Build: #2128
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Commit: 8b161cc (release/1.9.2)
Author: Blake Bender
Message: Fix RAT version to reflect new Apache release
Co-authored-by: Jacob Barrett
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We will be upgrading the concourse infrastructure to version 5.5.1 in the
next few hours. Please be aware there will be turbulence.
-Sean.
Build Update for apache/geode-examples
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Build: #370
Status: Errored
Duration: 54 secs
Commit: cd22a75 (release/1.9.2)
Author: Jens Deppe
Message: Version numbers updated to 1.9.2
View the changeset: https://github.com/apache/geode-examples/commit/cd22a754caf6
Hmmm, good question. If I’m reading the code right we skip exporting PDX types
from an offline disk store (because the cache is closed). Since the export
doesn’t contain any PDX type definitions, they won’t get recreated during an
import.
You could verify this by running “java
org.apache.geo
You can change it but only while the servers hosting that region are
stopped. In the pre-cluster-config world, users did this by stopping the
servers, editing their cache.xml (and altering the disk-store) and then
starting the servers. But as my previous email said, it can be hard to do
with gfsh.
thanks for the detailed explanation Darrel.
There is something I did not get: "alter disk-store" is used to align the
region info the disk store has when a region attribute is changed. But off-heap
support is an attribute that cannot be changed on a region after it is created.
So then, what is
Hi geode-dev,
How to post-process data in a Geode backup, i.e. access the data in the
regions stored in the backup?
Assumption is that we cannot bring up the same cluster (otherwise we
simply do the restore) but it helps if we have access to the original
cluster (for the purpose of obtaining PDX
