Rishi, The problem is that you created a partition strategy in which number of partitions is equal to number of nodes. Affinity functions are designed to work when number of partitions is much bigger then number of nodes, so you will have to implement new function, or change the partition strategy (I would recommend the latter). It's always better to logically separate the data (i.e. if there is no reason for some pieces of data to be on the same node, do not force them to do so). This is much more scalable.
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