Artem,
Heap space, required by Ignite depends on the workload, that you perform on
the cluster.
Usually SQL is the most memory-consuming part. I can't say, what causes the
node failure in your case.
When cluster topology changes, data rebalancing is triggered. It may
pollute the heap space.
You
Hello, dear Ignite users & developers
I'm running an Ignite 2.6.0 cluster in k8s as a partitioned cache
(off-heap) with eviction policy. It all works great and handles around 100K
RPM in peaks (many thanks for the software!).
The problem I'm facing is that on cluster topology change, all
