Vladimir,
Thank you so much for your answer, things are starting making a bit more
sense now, but I still confuse about the the
Ignition.ignite("Grid_Instance_Name") javadoc:
"Note that Java VM can run multiple grid instances and every *grid instance
(and its node)* can belong to a different grid."
You said that "grid instance" == "ignite node", should the javadoc be
corrected to "grid instance (aka node)"?
Following your terminology, the "gridName" in the IgniteConfiguration it's
indeed "gridInstanceName" (or to be more accurate, "nodeName"), the comments
in the IgniteConfiguration say:
/** Optional grid name. */
private String gridName;
Should it be
/** Optional node name. */
private String gridInstanceName; (or nodeName) ?
I'm also confused on what Ignition.ignite("MY_GRID_*INSTANCE*_NAME")
returns, it return the Ignite instance, which is the "Main entry-point for
all Ignite APIs", in order to get the particular node, you have to address
it by UUID:
Ignition.ignite("APPLIANCE").cluster().node("some_UUID") ?
Can you please clarify?
I also have follow up questions on the cluster naming, but I'll hold on for
those in order to avoid confusion and.
--Alexander
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