Seems you faced with https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/IGNITE-14073
>Hi,
>I have .Net Ignite client and server app Ignite v2.9.1. we have a 2 node
>cluster,
>recently we are upgraded ignite 2.7.6 to ignite 2.9.1 after using this
>version we are facing issues frequently.
>
Thanks for your replies and creating the issue.
ilya.kasnacheev wrote
> The second one is clearly also a bug. You can sidestep it by setting log
> level to INFO.
Shall I create an issue for the second one too?
Regards,
Paolo
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Hi,
I have .Net Ignite client and server app Ignite v2.9.1. we have a 2 node
cluster,
recently we are upgraded ignite 2.7.6 to ignite 2.9.1 after using this
version we are facing issues frequently.
[req=o.a.i.i.processors.platform.client.cache.ClientCacheGetRequest@bb5fb96]
On further debugging, it looks like all the clients that had failed the
count, were executing their query on
the same server machinename002.
When I looked at the server logs, it looks like that the records that were
missing were not present on this server when the query was executed but were
Hi, guys!
I am implementing an Ignite cluster with data node, service node and spring
boot node (REST API) with embedded ignite client.
My nodes have common POJO classes.
Is there a nice approach to store all nodes at single repository (sharing
common POJO) to implement common unit testing for