Please try to capture head dumps that will show where is the leak. Share
the dumps with us if the leak is not caused by the application code.

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Denis


On Tue, Oct 29, 2019 at 11:59 PM mvkarp <liquid_ninj...@hotmail.com> wrote:

> Hi team, any update/clarification on this? It is quite critical bug in
> production environment as it is taking 100% CPU usage and leads to OOM /
> crashes.
>
> As more information, this is also affecting the ignite server JVMs causing
> them to crash, and it seems to be assigning a mvcc coordinator node
> regardless of not having a single TRANSACTIONAL_SNAPSHOT atomicity cache.
>
> If MVCC is disabled, should there be no MVCC coordinator node in the first
> place? Nor should there be anything being populated in the Mvcc classes
> (otherwise they never get processed and this leads to a memory leak).
>
> Furthermore, is there a way to disable MVCC completely?
>
>
>
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