Hi Val,
Would the BinaryObject api improve the performance even if the Key and Value
both are user-defined-objects instead of primitives?
I have a cluster of 8 ignite server nodes and 8 ignite client nodes
(tomcat). My use-case first gets a value for a key to the client node,
updates the sta
Hi Val,
Would the BinaryObject api improve the performance even if the Key and Value
both are user-defined-objects instead of primitives?
I have a cluster of 8 ignite server nodes and 8 ignite client nodes
(tomcat). My use-case first gets a value for a key to the client node,
updates the state of
It uses page memory, so there
are no objects at all. Everything is binary and everything is off-heap where
Ignite allocates memory manually, bypassing JVM and GC. Starting with 2.1
these pages can also be mapped to disk.
-Val
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gnite evicted the
on-heap entries to off-heap based on eviction policy set by the application.
I'll look into Binary Marshaller as well.
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overhead you can use BinaryObject API:
https://apacheignite.readme.io/docs/binary-marshaller
-Val
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th on-heap enabled, the complete 'Entry' is
stored on-heap and not just the 'Key'. I will confirm this with heap dump.
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nserted data to off-Heap even if
there is enough space in Heap?
3. In this case, is it fine if I limit my virtual memory
'defaultMemoryPolicySize' to a smaller value like 1 GB?
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