Hi,
I am trying to understand the support in Ignite for spilling over to disk
when memory limits are reached.
I see there is a feature of swap space as in the link below,
https://apacheignite.readme.io/docs/off-heap-memory#swap-space
But, I am not clear on how it works.
When we configure swap-s
ports.
Thanks,
edwardk
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Spring Boot.
Check out the issue raised for it in Spring Boot as below.
https://github.com/spring-projects/spring-boot/issues/6373
I do not believe this to be true. I haven't see anything about that in the
apache ignite site docs too.
Can someone confirm on this.
Thanks,
edwardk
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with webconsole as well as the nodes
in the cluster.
Can you help me on how I can have the web-console setup so that I can
communicate to it with the web-agent I have downloaded.
I feel the docs are not clear on the procedure.
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Hi,
Thanks for your response.
But, I am still not clear on this.
I have ignite-config.xml in my project folder (src/main/resources)
I have used JCache API to create and read from the cache.
In ignite-config.xml I have added cacheConfiguration bean's for each of the
caches I have created using
Hi,
I am using JCache api to create a cache and also to fetch the values from it
without references to apache ignite api.
I am using Apache Ignite as Caching provider as I have the required jars in
the classpath using maven pom file.
I know we can use apache ignite configuration xml for configur
ile.
I tried adding another CacheConfiguration bean but was not able to do so.
How can I add another bean of type CacheConfiguration in same xml and
configure the properties differently.
If not is there way I can configure settings separate for each cache (plans,
customers, etc.,) in XML.
Thanks,
Hi Artem,
Thanks for your response.
Yes I want to do an initial warmup of the data so that during request time
it would be available soon.
Moreover, the data would be master data, used for read-only purpose and
which would rarely change.
In that case, I feel we can go with partitioned mode, ha
I have a requirement to bulk load a lot of Master data which would be common
to entire system.
Since the Data store returns a huge number of rows, I feel the system might
hang if we try to load all of them to memory.
I am assuming it is possible , but not sure , if is is possible to load the
data
