Upon further research it appears that disabling page eviction for the default
data region is not something i should do.
According to Apache Ignite Documentation if Ignite Native Persistence is off
and page eviction is disabled for the default data region, OutOfMemory
errors will be thrown.
The 'pe
Hi Alex,
I will take a look at log files.
Thanks,
S.
ср, 6 нояб. 2019 г. в 17:51, novacean.alex :
> This is the test i am performing:
>
> 1. I have an Ignite Cluster of 3 Server Nodes running in Kubernetes. (the
> cluster is created using a StatefulSet)
> 2. Once the cluster is up i use a Deplo
This is the test i am performing:
1. I have an Ignite Cluster of 3 Server Nodes running in Kubernetes. (the
cluster is created using a StatefulSet)
2. Once the cluster is up i use a Deployment to run 5 pods each with a
Client Node that performs put operations on my cache.
3. Once i see in the logs
We are definitely missing something obvious. )))
1. Let's check log files for the following message: "Page-based evictions
started. Consider increasing 'maxSize' on Data Region configuration:"
2. Please try to disable page eviction for the default data region.
3. Could you please describe your tes
Hello Slava,
Apparently i celebrated to early. The first test i performed after i used
the 'backup' cache property in the config it was a success indeed, but the
test was performed with a half full cache. When performing the test with the
cache full the results are the same as previously, entries
Hi Alex,
Oh... I missed the fact that your cache is replicated. In that case, you
don't need to specify the number of backups.
Could you please check, that the cache mode is replicated? You can try the
following code snippet:
System.out.println(ignite.cache("session-cache").getConfiguration(Cache
Hello Slava,
Thank you very much for the answer. It worked! Now every time 1 ignite node
gets restarted it re-balances the exact number of keys.
I was aware of the "backup" cache property but i think i misunderstood it's
usages. As my cache is REPLICATED and in the documentations says that */"In
Hello Alex,
You need to specify the number of backups for your cache. For instance,
...
...
Please take a look at the page for details:
https://apacheignite.readme.io/docs/primary-and-backup-copies
Thanks,
S.
ср, 6
Hello,
I am a new user of Ignite and i'm trying to get a cluster with 3 server
nodes up and running in Kubernetes. Everything works perfectly until one
ignite node gets restarted. During the rebalance process i noticed that
~20.000 entries are lost, This happens with each restart. If two ignite
no
