Increase 5000 in your cache XML file.
Bela
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Bela , thanks for your reply.
I just test replicating performance under solaris platform, meet some question.
Steps:
Start up first jboss cache , inserted 100,000 objects into it , the object size is
about 500 bytes. The inserting time is about 10 secs.
Bela , thanks for your reply.
I just test replicating performance under solaris platform, meet some question.
Steps:
Start up first jboss cache , inserted 100,000 objects into it , the object size is
about 500 bytes. The inserting time is about 10 secs.
2 issues:
#1 When we do state transfer, we have to copy the state (actually worse: serialize it)
into a byte[] buffer. Same happens on the receiver. This means that you will have a
memory spike that is double the size of your state. If your state is 400M, then
allocate at least 1GB of memory
The problem is solved. the default InitialStateRetrievalTimeout is 5 secs. I change
it to 500 secs.it's ok
but i got new problem: the time retrieving data between two cache is much longer
than that inserting same data into local cache.
inserting data into cache locally is about 8 secs. but
