Hi,
thank you for your update...
These are my step to work with Karaf, i found no alternative to work..
1) feature:install ignite-core
2) I don't understand because index-osgi was not download (same issue in 3
different Karaf) .. i see your features it's ok mvn:org.apache.ignite/ignite-osgi/1
Thank you for your help
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I should add we need to run in Replicated mode but as a test I switched to
local mode and we did not see the heap increasing as we ran repeated load
tests.
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We have a cache configured as Replicated OFF_HEAP_TIERED and when we execute
our load test we watch Heap space grow in JConsole to the point where the
application becomes unresponsive when it reaches heap limit. We see no signs
in JConsole or Cache Metrics that off heap is growing?
Here is our tes
If Organization cache mode is Partitioned,
We all know that it can save all the Person data with the same
OrganizationID in the same node.
For example: All Person data with OrganizationID(3) is save in Node(2).
But I still want to know, can it ensure the Organization data with the same
Organizati
I've got a process running ignite with 5 nodes, and a partitioned cache.
Checking jconsole for the hit rates and stuff, I see the following:
CacheGets: 912287
CacheHits: 142473
CacheMisses: 769814
Size: 27539
CacheRemovals: 0
CacheEvictions: 0
The other hosts have very similar stats. The larges
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pmazumdar wrote
> I was wondering if we can configure Ignite
Vova,
Why do we need to write zeros and nulls in the first place? What's the
value of having them in the byte array?
-Val
On Fri, Oct 28, 2016 at 1:18 AM, Vladimir Ozerov
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> Valya,
>
> Currently null value is written as one byte, while zero value of long type
> is written as 9 bytes. I w
Hi,
Default REST port in Ignite is 8080. Did you change it to 8090 in the
configuration? Also you should make sure that ignite-rest-http module is
enabled on server nodes. Move IGNITE_HOME/libs/optional/ignite-rest-http
folder to IGNITE_HOME/libs prior to startup.
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> In a development environment (multiple no
Hi,
There is no callback out of the box. However, you can probably utilize
custom events [1] for this. Use IgniteEvents.recordLocal(..) method to fire
an event that will indicate that service is started, and then subscribe for
this event as described in documentation. The listener will be your
cal
Hi Shawn,
Yes, binary format provides direct support for this. You can change the
class definition on the client and transparently use the new version.
Another option is to use builder [1] to modify the object.
[1]
https://apacheignite.readme.io/docs/binary-marshaller#modifying-binary-objects-usi
Ignite depends 1.4.191 not 192. You should use 1.4.191 for Ignite queries.
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Hi,
You should use PESSIMISTIC, REPEATABLE_READ transaction in this case. It
will lock the entry on read.
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Kristian,
Nodes actually become non-functional after segmentation, it's not only about
read-through. Having two clusters sharing the same store is also risky -
what if they update the same entry with different values, for example? In
general case, split-brain is very bad from consistency standpoin
Hi!
As I know, "Resolved" is right state for fragment bundle.
You should not change MANIFEST files in ignite-* libraries. You should build
correct MANIFEST.MF in your own bundle.
Thanks,
Sergej
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Ok, I understand the bit about the split. So instead of a cluster I now
have a bunch of individual nodes all thinking they are the center of the
known universe. But why don't they read-through to the database for
non-existing data ? (I can understand that the node would avoid
read-through for data
Good point!!
El 28 oct 2016, a las 2:08, Denis Magda
mailto:dma...@gridgain.com>> escribió:
Prachi,
Would you add a reference to this book [1] under "Community"->"Resources"
section? It contains useful and valuable information a lot of guys who will
start working with Ignite will benefit from
Hi,
I will not recommend to use spring boot together with Ignite-rest-http,
because these both dependencies will start Jetty themselves, as soon Jetty
hits on classpath.
You need to exclude spring boot or use matching variant for Jetty 9.3.
On Thu, Oct 27, 2016 at 10:02 AM, chevy wrote:
> Attach
Hi
According to https://apacheignite.readme.io/docs/distributed-locks explicit
locks are not transactional and cannot not be used from within transactions
We use PESSIMISTIC, READ_COMMITTED transactions. Sometimes it's necessary to
read an object and explicitly lock it. In SQL database we do it by
Any inputs please ?
On 28 October 2016 at 09:27, Anil wrote:
> Hi Val,
>
> the below one is multiple IN queries with AND but not OR. correct ?
>
> SqlQuery with join table worked for IN Query and the following prepared
> statement is not working.
>
> List inParameter = new ArrayList<>();
> inPar
Thank you for detailed info
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Hi,
i have a OSGI Activator that deploy a service on cluster.
What is the best approach to receive a callback when service was execute? I
need callback to node that publish Singleton service.
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Valya,
Currently null value is written as one byte, while zero value of long type
is written as 9 bytes. I want to improve that and write zeros as one byte
as well.
As per var-length encoding, I am strongly against it. It saves IO and
memory at the cost of CPU. If we encode numbers in this way we
Hi experts,
I wonder to know the blew scenario is possible in ignite with binaryobject?
At first, cache is empty.
I put a cache entry with key1 and value with field A.
After a while,
I put a cache entry with the same key key1 and value with field B, note
field A keep the old value.
Agai
Also, yes, Ignite 1.7 depends of h2 1.4, but Ignite 1.6 depends of h2 1.3.
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