according doc:
https://apacheignite.readme.io/docs/job-scheduling#section-one-at-a-time
where is described that Cores*4 number runs in parallel,
Better, set this number: "parallelJobsNumber" value="16"
by self to your number and check if it executed as described.
You can parallelize to all CPU
Hi Eduard,
I'm looking for maximum throughput , I thought so, but I found that I've
the best performance with the same number of ignite instance as the cores.
I've more than 8000 distributed closures that I want to execute on my
ignite node. At the beginning of the execution the CPU is at 100% o
Hi, F.D.
>> One for each physical core?
Definitely, not, because ignite node launches dozens of threads.
To answer your question you need to provide your use case. And what exactly
you want to achieve (max throughput, latency, maximum memory usage, with
persistence or not) .
On Tue, Sep 4, 2018
Hi igniters,
I'm testing my client/server nodes using C++ distributed closures. So, I've
a question or you: on my server, where I launched my server node, how many
instance of server I've to launch? One for each physical core?
What's the rule for an optimal performance?
Thanks,
F.D.
