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> a job starts, it increments number of used CPUs and decrements when it
> finishes execution. Load balancer can make decisions based on data in the
> cache.
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ajority of use cases there is no need to
implement your own SPIs.
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dNode(ComputeTaskSession ses,
> *List top*, ComputeJob job) throws IgniteException;
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Hi,
Is there any way to access to collection of active nodes from
a LoadBalancingSpi?
Thanks,
Paolo
