Hello Alex and thanks for the reply. i am checking the links you sent. If I do follow the IgniteQueue approach to put tasks in a distributed queue and have nodes take them for execution, am I absolutely covered that only one grid node will take an item-task from the queue? From the example I see, we use broadcast() passing data and callables to notify all nodes that an item has been placed in the queue. Then each node, upon receiving the broadcast message, the callable it will run will attempt to take an item from the queue and do some work on it. I suppose that since IgniteQueue is thread-safe and all, then there won't be any issue.
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