Hi Val,
I am creating DataFrame using below code -
public DataFrame getStockSimulationReturnsDataFrame(LocalDate
businessDate,String stock){ /* * If we use sql query , we are assuming that
data is in cache. * */ String sql = "select simulationUUID,stockReturn from
STOCKSIMULATIONRETURNSVAL w
suhuadong wrote
> I start distributed cache called "myCache" by invoke
> ignite.getOrCreateCache(new CacheConfiguration String>("myCache")), and restart disrtibuted cache called "myCache",
> with near cache by invoke ignite.getOrCreateNearCache("myCache", nearCfg)
> ,so cause IgniteChec
Hi Kevin,
Ignite Visor [1] provides 'gc' command that performs GC on all nodes. You
can also use any other tool, e.g. VisualVM.
[1] https://apacheignite.readme.io/docs/command-line-interface
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Hi Colin,
I'm not sure that you have the same issue that Ken has. Is it possible for
you to share your test with us?
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Hi,
Your expectation is correct. The second IgniteRDD will connect to the same
Ignite cache that will already have all the data. This was you can share the
data between applications.
Zero in 'IgniteRDD[0]' string is just an ID within SparkContext, so it
doesn't tell anything about the cached data
Hi,
Can you please properly subscribe to the mailing list so that the community
can receive email notifications? Here is the instruction:
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suhuadong wrote
> hi team,
> Version of igntie is 1.5.0.final.
>
>
Yardstick is designed to run benchmarks in distributed environments. Server
hosts, driver hosts and benchmark run configurations are provided in a
configuration file (see [1] for example). You can then run
benchmark-run-all.sh and provide this file, everything will happen
automatically. All partici
Hi Binti,
Yes, you should set 'excludeNeighbors' property on the affinity function:
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BTW, you can also download the nightly build to try the new functionality:
https://ignite.apache.org/community/contribute.html#nightly-builds
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Hi Ravi,
I believe you already had the similar issue. You should always make sure
that Hibernate entity is fully initializes before you close the Hibernate
session and store the value in cache.
If this doesn't help, please show the whole trace (looks like it's
truncated).
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Hi,
As far as I know, it's very close and should be sent for a vote soon. I
would recommend to monitor the dev list [1] for the latest news.
[1] http://ignite.apache.org/community/resources.html#mail-lists
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Hi Vij,
How do you check the number of partitions and what are you trying to
achieve? Can you show the code?
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Ignite does not have any specific Kubernetes integration, however, if it
supports TCP/IP, which I am pretty sure it does, then we can easily do
auto-discovery there using our static IP discovery:
https://apacheignite.readme.io/docs/cluster-config#static-ip-based-discovery
Also, it is likely that
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I'm trying to store a Spark RDD in the Ignite cache. My distilled code is
something like this:
val igCfg = new MyIgniteConfiguration().setPeerClassLoadingEnabled(true)
val igContext = new IgniteContext[(Int,Int), List[Double]](sc, ()=>igCfg)
val igCacheCfg = new CacheConfiguration[(Int,Int),
List[
Vladimir,
I fixed this by changing the way I start Ignite based on a recommendation
from another post here and the OOME has gone:
ignite.sh -J-Xmx10g
The data that I put in cache is about 1.5GB
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Ok got it. So, say, I want to run the IgnitePutGetBenchmark.java to test the
Ignite PutGet, so how do I run it??
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Hi all,
Is anyone working with Ignite & kubernetes?
Moreover I’d like to understand how it would be possible to do auto discovery
of new Ignite nodes.
Thanks,
Christos
Is there a way to configure backups node on a different physical host in such
a scenario? I do not want the primary and back up on the same host in the
event that host crashes.
Thanks,
Binti
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Thanks Vladimir,
As I said have used RendezvousAffinityFunction and have not done any changes
yet I am getting only 1 partition for IgniteRDD.
Could you please help me what could be the issue.
Regards,Vij
On Thursday, April 28, 2016 2:22 PM, Vladimir Ozerov
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Hi Vij,
Looks like I
i am getting this error while fetching
cache.get(1); at client side
Exception in thread "main" org.hibernate.LazyInitializationException: could
not initialize proxy - no Session
at
org.hibernate.collection.internal.AbstractPersistentCollection.withTemporarySessionIfNeeded(AbstractPersiste
i loaded my data into cache from database
id fname Lname
1 ravi puri
2 ravi load
3 ravi nikita
configuration usign cache.loadCache(null,10).
but i want to access data from cache. so how can i do it?
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Do you know when version 1.6 will release?
This function is important to me.
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Jun, I implemented support for aliases generation in Schema Import Utility
and pushed to master.
Please try with latest nightly-build
https://ignite.apache.org/community/contribute.html#nightly-builds
On Wed, Apr 20, 2016 at 2:02 PM, jan.swaelens
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> Superb, that would really do the tric
Hi Vij,
Looks like I already answered you on Gitter. Partition number depends
solely on cache configuration, namely on *AffinityFunction *set through*
CacheConfiguration.setAffinity()* method.
Vladimir.
On Thu, Apr 28, 2016 at 9:01 AM, vijayendra bhati
wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Can anybody let me know
Hi Vij,
For now - yes, I would say it is expected startup time because Ignite has
to perform some actions to join the cluster. On the other hand, I agree
with Valentin, that this definitely should be improved for client
connections. I would say that <1s would be a good number for me.
Vladimir.
O
Hi Michael,
Did you have a chance to analyze heap dump to understand what caused OOME?
As per *IgniteConfiguration*, it is made non-serialziable intentionally,
because we do not expect it to be passed over the wire. Could you please
provide a stack trace where you see it is being serialized?
Vlad
In the case of the test that I am executing, high contention caused by the
test running as an Ignite client is causing not only the client but the
whole cluster to become unresponsive upon subsequent destruction of the
cache. The only way to get it to respond again seems to be to kill the
client JV
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