Hi Vinay,
Regardless of the fact that both flags trigger creation of the mentioned
bean their purpose is different.
If you set isStatisticsEnabled to 'true' then bunch of cache related
metrics will be being gathered and become available via CacheMetrics and
CacheMetricsMXBean.
On the other hand if only isManagementEnabled is set to 'true' then
bunch of metrics won't be gathered and the bean won't provide you with
extensive statistic.
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Denis
On 1/14/2016 12:27 AM, vinshar wrote:
Hi,
I see that Ignite registers same bean in case if any of the above flags are
true. Bean is of type
/"org.apache.ignite.internal.processors.cache.CacheMetricsMXBeanImpl"/. This
/CacheMetricsMXBeanImplclass /implements /CacheMetricsMXBean / which extends
below both interfaces defined in JSR107.
/"import javax.cache.management.CacheMXBean"
"import javax.cache.management.CacheStatisticsMXBean"/
So it seems like setting any of isManagementEnabled and isStatisticsEnabled
flags will do the same thing.
Is there anything where setting one flag is different from setting the other
one?
Regards,
Vinay
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