How many entries did you put into a cache? How do you check, that nodes have entries? Did you configure a node filter for the cache?
Rendezvous affinity function may give unfair distribution on small datasets, but it gets better, when number of entries grows. So, if you've only put 5-10 entries, then you may get unfair data distribution. Denis вс, 1 июл. 2018 г. в 18:33, breischl <[email protected]>: > The keys are hashed so in theory they should be distributed relatively > evenly. I traced the logic to do the hashing once and it seemed ok, but > it's > pretty complicated so I won't claim to know it that well. We use UUIDs and > it does seem to distribute pretty much evenly. > > Are you sure all the nodes have properly joined the cluster? ie, that you > have a single cluster with 8 nodes, instead of a bunch of 1-2 node > clusters. > Depending on how your discovery is set up, that can be tricky and > potentially have timing bugs. Although that may be more due to us having a > custom DiscoverySPI that is a bit finicky. > > For #2, I would like to know the answer too. :) We are using > OptimizedMarshaller, but that's due to some problems with serializing some > of our complex objects which would not apply to your case. You may want to > just test it. > > > > -- > Sent from: http://apache-ignite-users.70518.x6.nabble.com/ >
