ntity.
Anyway deserialized objects will be cached only when they were queried and
you can check with heap dump how many your object instances resides in
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did same indexing
configuration in my java code only, will this have any effect on memory
consumption?
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ccount, for 32 bit system
values will differ, etc.
BinaryObjectImpl may hold deserialized value to cache and decrease number of
deserializations, and always holds serialized (byte array).
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pl are objects in deserialized format, right?
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it almost
twice larger and worth to recheck original data size.
Binary format is quite compact, but anyway it takes some additional space to
suite the cases it was designed for.
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I have measured database size on disk 370MB
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But for data storage required data classes must be defined on server node.
What do you mean by "without data classes"? Can you give me example?
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ied? Does ignite stores object by default in both serialized and
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I did memory analysis following is result I got in eclipse MAT.
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What further memory tuning can I apply?
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Hi, could you please provide your final jvm options and cache configuration?
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ead of 7GB. But
still it is very high memory consumption for 370MB data. What might be cause
for memory consumption? (I forgot to mention -- memory mode I am using is ON
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and check what
is going on.
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