Hello,
I have a question about CacheMetrics.
I am using
ignite.cache(cacheName).localMetrics();
And in my cache get method, I am using
entry = igniteCacheHandle.localPeek(key, CachePeekMode.ALL);
And inside CacheMetrics, when I call getCacheGets, I get 0.
Even though, I am positive t
Hi Chris,
IgniteCache#localPeek() method id Apache Ignite specific method
that peeks at in-memory cached value using a provided peek mode.
This method is not a part of JSR 107 Java™ Caching API,
and it is not required that this method meet the specification requirements
[12.4. Statistics Effects o
Hi Shawn,
Perhaps, it will be a good idea to propose this feature on dev-list to see
what dev community thinks.
Best regards,
Slava.
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Thank you!!
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Shawn,
I doubt this feature makes much sense as it doesn't really add value. If you
need to avoid data loss, using backups (and sometimes persistence) is a
must, and with backups you can easily achieve functionality you're
describing.
-Val
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Sorry, I almost forgot it. I have tried the suggestions above, but it didn't
work well. Finally, I changed the parameter of writeSynchronizationMode to
"FULL_AYSNC", it worked.
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