Re: Question about cpu usage and disk read speed on activation stage.

Hi, I was wrong. You can activate the cluster with not full baseline topology. Looks like you that your node that stopped during checkpoint and it is a reason of long recovery of the binary memory that takes a lot of time. Here is a ticket that should optimize this process: https://issues.apach

Re: Question about cpu usage and disk read speed on activation stage.

Hi, I see from your log that you have two nodes in your baseline: [23:36:58,866][INFO][main][GridDiscoveryManager] ^-- Node [id=B3234010-F5BE-49CA-A57F-6676622BFF48, clusterState=INACTIVE] [23:36:58,867][INFO][main][GridDiscoveryManager] ^-- Baseline [id=2, size=2, online=1, offline=1] [23:36

Re: Question about cpu usage and disk read speed on activation stage.

Hello. Please see the logs and the configuration.Thanks. example-default.xml ignite-b3234010.rar aealexsandrov wrote > Hi, > >

Re: Question about cpu usage and disk read speed on activation stage.

Hi, Could you share you Ignite node configuration and logs from startup? BR, Andrei -- Sent from: http://apache-ignite-users.70518.x6.nabble.com/

Question about cpu usage and disk read speed on activation stage.

Hello. Ignite takes about 1 hour to activate on my machine.I have only one node and use version 2.6.I also enable persistence and use 22GB heap memory and 22GB off-heap memory.My machine has 16 cores.The cpu usage is very low(<%1) and the disk read speed is about 1M/s~6M/s while ignite is activat