How does ignite integrate with kafka? do you have a guide doc? thanks.
On 2021/12/1 11:06, Maxim Volkomorov wrote:
I want to Ignite KafkaStreamer commits kafka without waiting for
execution of extract() method.
That clarity some questions for me too. thanks.
De : "Pavel Tupitsyn"
A : "user"
Envoyé: mercredi 1 Décembre 2021 21:05
Objet : Re: Please help: several questions for Ignite
Hi Jon,
#1 Probably yes, K/V and SQL are among the most used features.
Yes, Ignite can be used instead of
what’s the app env? The OS, JDK version etc.
De : "Hajime Kobashi"
A : user@ignite.apache.org
Envoyé: jeudi 2 Décembre 2021 03:18
Objet : Code Deployment configuration error, start ignite.sh
Hi community.
Where is the UriDeploymentSpi.class and source file ?
I want something for start
Hi community.
Where is the UriDeploymentSpi.class and source file ?
I want something for start ignite, what is wrong.
I have some issue, that the ClassNotFoundException occured
spi.deployment.uri.UriDeploymentSpi class configuration to XML file with
ignite.sh starting.
I can not find
Hello,
Can @IgniteAsyncCallback make StreamMultipleTupleExtractor asynchronous?
I want to Ignite KafkaStreamer commits kafka without waiting for execution
of extract() method.
Hi Jon,
#1 Probably yes, K/V and SQL are among the most used features.
Yes, Ignite can be used instead of Redis as a distributed cache in
some use cases. The API is different though.
#2 Those features are production-ready. Ignite is not based on Spark.
#3 Compute API has map/reduce
Hi community
Today I spent a whole day reading the docs:
https://ignite.apache.org/docs/latest/
This is a well-written documentation for Ignite, thanks for the work.
I have several questions that:
#1, Is the most used feature of Ignite the distributed K/V storage? Can I
treat it as the
Nice, I didn’t even know that existed! It’s not an official part of Ignite but
my guess is it doesn’t support streaming. For the best throughput, you’ll
probably need to use putAll.
> On 1 Dec 2021, at 02:31, Henrik wrote:
>
> does anyone know how to access the streaming API from the ruby
Just to be explicit: you’ll need nearly twice as much memory if you increase
the number of backups from 2 to 4. With the same size cluster, chances are a
lot of the data is going to be on-disk rather than in-memory.
It’s very unusual to need five copies of the data. Backups=1 is sufficient for
Hello Siva
If running in a shared cloud environment, you should put best security
practices in place to secure all of your servers from connections from
unknown hosts (iptables rules) especially on sensitive ports as databases
or Apache Ignite.
It does seem that this address in the range
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