Hi,
Any thoughts on the same.
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Hi,
We have a requirement for 2 separate cache cluster isolated from each other.
We have 2 separate configuration file and java program to initialize.
We achieved it by using non-intersecting IP and Port for different cluster
while using TCP discovery.
However, we need to achieve the same
Thanks Pavel :)
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On 8/03/2019, at 9:47 PM, Pavel Tupitsyn wrote:
> - Is this a capability defined in the Java client but not yet available
in the C# client?
There is no such API in Java AFAIK
> - If not, is the standard practice to include the argument into the
compute
Thanks! Very helpful! That is all I wanted to know
On Fri, 8 Mar 2019, 09:04 Павлухин Иван, wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Ignite CacheConfiguration inherits setWriteThrough method from JCache
> API [1]. Enabled writeThrough in JCache means that cache is backed by
> some other storage to which writes are
visor> cache -slp -c=marketData
Lost partitions for cache: marketData (12)
+=+
| Interval |Partitions|
+=+
| 86-816 | 86, 115, 241, 469,
from git :
PartitionLossPolicy partLossPlc = grp.config().getPartitionLossPolicy();
if (grp.needsRecovery() && !recovery) {
if (!read && (partLossPlc == READ_ONLY_SAFE || partLossPlc ==
READ_ONLY_ALL))
return new IgniteCheckedException("Failed to write to
my MarketData services is splitted into four publishers : who put values in
the same cache.
Maybe Cache does not support concurrency write ?
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public class CacheConfig extends CacheConfiguration {
setCacheMode(CacheMode.PARTITIONED);
setGroupName("quotationFeed");
Besides the question above, I have another question.
If I use a composed key like this:
public class DpKey implements Serializable {
//key=devId + "_" + dpId
private String key;
@AffinityKeyMapped
private String devId;
//getter setter
}
Now I need to add records like this,
Hi team,
I am using ignite 2.7 and started the ignite server nodes with following
configuration
igniteInstanceName=XXX
pubPoolSize=16
svcPoolSize=4
callbackPoolSize=40
stripedPoolSize=8
sysPoolSize=32
mgmtPoolSize=4
igfsPoolSize=40
dataStreamerPoolSize=8
utilityCachePoolSize=40
Hi,
Ignite CacheConfiguration inherits setWriteThrough method from JCache
API [1]. Enabled writeThrough in JCache means that cache is backed by
some other storage to which writes are propagated along with writes to
to the cache. Unfortunately (or not?) JCache uses write-through term
while Ignite
> - Is this a capability defined in the Java client but not yet available
in the C# client?
There is no such API in Java AFAIK
> - If not, is the standard practice to include the argument into the
compute func state that is sent to the node to execute it?
Yes
Thanks,
Pavel
On Thu, Mar 7,
Hi Igniters -
As far as I am known, igniteCache.put(K, V) will replace the value of K with V,
but sometimes I just would like to update a specific field of V instead of the
whole object.
I know that I can update the specific field via
igniteCache.query(SqlFieldsQuery), but
Hello, after 5 minutes i have this exception :
2541 javax.cache.CacheException: class
org.apache.ignite.IgniteCheckedException: Failed to write to cache (cache is
moved to a read-only state): marketData
2542 at
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