hi all,
Can you please clarify if Ignite C++ CLIENT(both thin and thick/normal)
supports following:
1. Async read/insert/update/delete operations (from our application we will
send a read request asynchronously, and once the Ignite server responds back
we should get notification on the
Worked. Tnx :)
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Hi,
The console log is as follows:
But if all nodes are killed, all nodes can start successfully, and the
data is normal. Only after a single node fails, it can not join the
cluster when it starts again.
thanks!
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Hi,
I am trying to stream some data from a few kafka topics to an Ignite cache
using the ignite data streamer. I was using ignite version 2.6.0 and kafka
version 0.10 and that was working fine. Now we have upgraded the kafka
version to 2.0 and the streamer has stopped working.
I understand with
Hi!
You need one work directory (not only wal) for each server node.
If you have persistence enabled, once server nodes start, you need to
activate cluster: ignite.cluster().active(true) this creates a cluster
baseline topology. Please note that once cluster is activated, if you add a
new
Hello.
I have a ignite 2.7 node with persistence enabled.I test concurrent merge
into operations on it and find below concurrent operations can cause
critical system error:
1.Thread 1 executes "merge INTO city2(id,name,name1)
VALUES(1,'1','1'),(2,'1','1'),(3,'1','1')".
2.Thread 2 executes "merge
Its a while from this thread but I am having the same issue.
I host configuration file on S3 bucket. First I added this bucket to be
publically accessible and everything works correctly. I simply pass
https://s3.amazonaws.com/... link to my docker run command when I start
ignite(I am using docker)
