Ankit, > 1. I run two nodes in the cluster. I checked 2 nodes cluster restart (simultaneously, 2 processes on same machine) with the same result - after restart the "current" value != "initial" value.
> 2. I restart the entire node and hence the server gets restarted. I gave this example only for clarity - in this case it does not matter how you stop the server. The main thing is that the persistence directory should not be cleared, but since you mentioned that the data in the cache is available after restart - I believe it is not cleaned > Otherwise, I am not sure how is that working out for you. Please, try run code by yourself and check results. > I see that you are stressing on "cleaned persistence directory". It's not necessary - I cleaned persistence directory just to see the expected result. Persistence should work fine for atomics "out of the box", otherwise we should create an issue in ASF jira. But for the time being I can not understand in what case this issue occurs. пт, 28 сент. 2018 г. в 10:52, abatra <[email protected]>: > > There are only two differences in the way you tried the example: > > 1. I run two nodes in the cluster. > 2. I do not stop and configure the server while the JVM is running. I > restart the entire node and hence the server gets restarted. > > Otherwise, I am not sure how is that working out for you. > > Also, I see that you are stressing on "cleaned persistence directory". > Please let me know if I am missing something there. > > My server nodes run as two different docker containers on two different open > stack server nodes. > > > > -- > Sent from: http://apache-ignite-users.70518.x6.nabble.com/
