Hi Ignite Team,
Have the system architects explored the option of maintaining table
statistics on each node (as Postgres and other legacy SQL engines do), and
then distributing the raw SQL query to each node and letting each node
execute the query planner locally, optimising the query based on
Hi,
You can load data with Spark that connects to Hadoop in one end and to
Ignite on the other.
Denis
On Wednesday, May 8, 2019, liyuj <18624049...@163.com> wrote:
> Hi,
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> What is the convenient way to import data from a large number of files in
> HDFS?
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Denis Magda
Hi,
What is the convenient way to import data from a large number of files
in HDFS?
GridGain is not planning to donate this feature. Not sure if the community
is willing to implement it from scratch.
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Denis
On Wed, May 8, 2019 at 12:13 AM sv wrote:
> Are there any plans to add Monitoring to Web Console? Seems like a highly
> desirable feature.
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Hi,
You have to also fetch values to do a "compare-and-delete". Before deleting
each entry you check if it has been concurrently modified. If it was then
it's possible that the entry doesn't match your WHERE anymore.
So yes, for now deleting a large number of entries is heap-intensive.
It should
Yes, thank you, I guess I missed setting the IGNITE_QUIET to false when I
tried it out.
As far as performance overhead, do you have any pointers? Of course, every
environment is different, but I am hoping setting the 'metricsLogFrequency'
to something like once every 5 minutes would not be too
Hi,
As far as I know this information should be shown in Ignite logs with
default setup.
The only thing you need to do is to run ignite.sh with -v option or set
system property IGNITE_QUIET to false if you run a node without ignite.sh.
In my setup it looks like
When it will be released?
> On 8 May 2019, at 15:29, Vladimir Pligin wrote:
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> Hi Tomasz,
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> It seems like Hibernate 5.3 support has been already added to Ignite in the
> master branch.
> I suppose this feature will be delivered as a part of upcoming Ignite
> release. Here is the
Hello,
I would like to see some periodic basic topology health statistics in the
logs, such as CPU, heap/off heap usage etc. What would be a preferred way
to configure that in a production like environment, without a significant
performance overhead?
Thank you,
Loredana Radulescu Ivanoff
Hi,
As far as can see you're facing an issue related to k8s service
configuration.
It's quite difficult to say whether you have issues with Ignite pods at this
stage.
So let's try to figure it out step by step. I suppose that the error is
related to load balancing.
As far as I know AWS provides
Hi Tomasz,
It seems like Hibernate 5.3 support has been already added to Ignite in the
master branch.
I suppose this feature will be delivered as a part of upcoming Ignite
release. Here is the corresponding ticket
https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/IGNITE-9893, fix version is 2.8.
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Hi,
we are developing Spring application with Hibernate 5.3...
Does Ignite works with Hibernate 5.3? What Maven dependencies i can use?
Thanks,
Tomasz Prus
Are there any plans to add Monitoring to Web Console? Seems like a highly
desirable feature.
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Evangelos,
Thank you for your feedback!
Regarding your questions:
1. Sounds quite widely. To avoid misunderstanding I try to give a general hint
only. Actually a decision to rebalance data or not is made after PME. So, it is
true that not every PME leads to a rebalance. (one more example when
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