hi Denis,
I re-ran the tests with offheap tiered settings, and it looked very neat.
The heap usage was around 300MB. Please find the hist attached. I could not
take a profiler snapshot as it is a remote application and uses Java 7.
Thanks again,
Arthi
hist3328.1
Vladimir
First, thank you for your reply - it was very quick and insightful!
I agree with you that comparing to in-JVM is not a fair comparison. I'm
only using that as the absolute upper-bound for performance; in other words,
the closer we are to that the better.
I have tried your (very good)
Val,
Thank you for your response. Here is my simple use-case for POC to evaluate
Apache Ignire I'm currently working on, which have generated the Apache
Ignite terminology question.
My setup: VM {Ubuntu 15.04; 4 cores}, 2 docker containers (each has its own
JVM, each deploys its own Vert.x
Hi,
I created a file helloworld.txt. Now I'm reading from the file and then I
want to load the contents of the file into the cache, and whenever the cache
is updated, it should write to the file as well.
This is my code so far:
Please tell me what to do to load the cache and then write from the
Hi,
I have that in my generated CacheConfig file, but still the error shows. I
have also tried this with H2 database and it works fine, but I wanna use
Mysql, and it is giving me this mapping error.
Here's my CacheConfig.java :
/*
* Licensed to the Apache Software Foundation (ASF) under one or
Alexander,
It's weird that you get NULL instead of the set of nodes. Regardless of the
grid name it should return all nodes in the topology. Are you sure that
nodes discover each other? Maybe you have the simple test that reproduces
it?
Answering your questions:
1. Correct.
2. Ignite instance
Hi,
Can you please try a different email to subscribe?
For information on how to load the cache from a persistence store please
refer to this page: https://apacheignite.readme.io/docs/data-loading
You have two options:
1. Start a client node, create IgniteDataStreamer and use it to load the
A couple of things to clarify the request/question about an API to iterate
over cache entries on given partitions:
a) I'm only talking about iterating locally (i.e. it will only iterate on
the localEntries).
b) In terms of semantics, I was thinking about overload for the existing
Ravi,
I have no idea about specifics of your project. The example that is included
in Ignite is a part of working project and it does work properly. I will not
be able to provide anything above that without knowing how your application
works. Do you have a project that you can show and that we
I would like to append more details now
I realised there are two ways to query cache data:
1. by SqlFieldsQuery related approach
2. by "org.apache.ignite.IgniteJdbcDriver", which could give us standard
ResultSet, it is really cool. so that we could treat ignite as a real
in-memory DB,
thanks I rectified the error.
antlr.jar was missing. :)
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Hi,
I found in visor command line interface one can register alerts, but how can
I set the alert recipients?
thanks in advance!
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Hi
I am trying to get an Affinity interface to get node/partition/key information.
The Java doc page says you can get such interface by calling Cache.affinity().
I try to use IgniteCache interface, but it has no such method.
Can you please let me know how to get this interface?
Thanks
Hi,
I am trying to write some script with the visor cli,
my first attempt is to connect visor to a cluster with a custom config, then
do a "cache" command
Visor seems don't allow both -cfg and -e:
# bin/ignitevisorcmd.sh -cfg=config/test-one.xml -e=cache
OpenJDK Server VM warning:
Hi Tony,
It looks like you should use "Test*t*able1", not "Test*T*able1".
Vladimir.
On Mon, Mar 28, 2016 at 4:46 PM, 16616...@qq.com <16616...@qq.com> wrote:
> hi yakov,
>
> Thank you very much for you reply.
> Now I can execute sql query and fields query correctly.
>
> But I still can not
Hi Shaomin,
This method is located on *Ignite* interface.
Vladimir.
On Tue, Mar 29, 2016 at 1:26 PM, Shaomin Zhang
wrote:
> Hi
>
>
>
> I am trying to get an Affinity interface to get node/partition/key
> information. The Java doc page says you can get such interface
Hi,
I hardly can find this comparison fair. HashMap is plain non-thread safe
hashed map. Ignite is tread-safe, distributed cache with optional
transactions, evictions, expiration and so on. I would suggest you do the
following to improve numbers:
1) Set *CacheConfiguration.copyOnRead* flag to
thanks Igor. I will wait for your response.. Thanks for the help, Arthi
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Thanks Denis.
I changed the long into int for keys and also the object fields.
The memory for each bitmap object is about 160-200 bytes.
I can see that the memory footprint for all objects and keys comes to around
6.1 GB.
The rest of the memory is still around 5GB. Can this be reduced?
There is
Arthi,
Please create a memory snapshot using visual VM profiler [1] and share
it with us. I need to see roots that holds the rest of the memory.
[1] https://visualvm.java.net/snapshots.html
Regards,
Denis
On 3/29/2016 4:17 PM, arthi wrote:
Thanks Denis.
I changed the long into int for
Thank you Vladimir.
From: Vladimir Ozerov [mailto:voze...@gridgain.com]
Sent: 29 March 2016 12:51
To: user@ignite.apache.org
Subject: Re: get a Affinity interface
Hi Shaomin,
This method is located on Ignite interface.
Vladimir.
On Tue, Mar 29, 2016 at 1:26 PM, Shaomin Zhang
Thanks Denis. I could use cache.size(CachePeekMode.OFFHEAP) to the off heap
entries count.
The visor tool does not show the offheap entries though (I used cache -a to
print the detailed stats).
Just a quick check on the SQL performance. will there be noticeable
difference in SQL join query
dear experts, still no response for this question. So I guess ignite
currently doesn't support the "EXISTS".
do we have any plan or jira# to track it so that we could implement it in a
later version?
thanks ~~
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/I re-ran the tests with offheap tiered settings, and it looked very
neat. The heap usage was around 300MB./
//This is because all your cache data presently located out of Java heap
in the offheap space [1]
Offheap is very useful for cases when Java heap tends to grow to tens
and
I found the next problems in you code:
1. In CacheConfiguration.jdbcTypePerson and
CacheConfiguration.queryEntityPerson incorrectly configured key type and
value type. Package in configuration should be equal to real package of
classes:
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