Try to bind every node to a specific network interface. Let's say that you
have two machines in Azure one of which has address 100.78.18.18 while the
other 100.78.18.19.
Then in the configuration of machine A set the following parameter
IgniteConfiguration.setLocalHost(100.78.18.18) while on machine B -
IgniteConfiguration.setLocalHost(100.78.18.19). You can easily transform
this into Spring xml format. After that each node that is started on a
particular machine will bind to a corresponding interface.
Next step is to list all this interfaces in TcpDiscoveryVmIpFinder in the
configurations on every machine.
<property name="addresses">
<list>
<value>100.78.18.19:47500...47510</value>
<value>100.78.18.18:47500...47510</value>
</list>
</property>
After that everything should work fine. However double check that each
machine can ping each other and that the following ports are opened
47500-47510, 47100-47200.
One more solution is to use JClouds IP finder that support Azure [1]. You
can give it a try.
[1] https://apacheignite.readme.io/docs/generic-cloud-configuration
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