Why can you then not do the same for the Ignite nodes? You create a
start-ignite-nodes.sh script that has all the host addresses and then
run a command like "ssh <host-address> start-ignite.sh" for all host ip
addresses. This of course is most efficient if you have exchanged ssh
keys between the servers so you don't need to login.
On 03.07.23 18:43, Arunima Barik wrote:
We are not using Docker currently.
The java implementation starts only 1 node right. I require many nodes
and that too on different hosts.
Regarding how I start the Spark workers.. So I run the
start-workers.sh script and I have already defined all host addresses
in workers config file.
On Mon, 3 Jul, 2023, 8:51 pm Gianluca Bonetti,
<gianluca.bone...@gmail.com> wrote:
Hello Arunima
I suppose you run Spark in containers so you can create a custom
Docker image to start Apache Ignite.
You can also start the server nodes programmatically by Java code.
Cheers
Gianluca
On Mon, 3 Jul 2023 at 16:03, Arunima Barik
<arunimabari...@gmail.com> wrote:
I have around 20 spark worker nodes running on different hosts
I need to start an Ignite node on every such spark worker
I know that we can ssh into that host and run ignite.sh script
to start the node
Is there a simpler way to do so ..
Without having to ssh into 20 hosts manually??
Regards
Arunima
