Multicast generally only works on the same subnet, so I don’t think that’s
going to work. The next most obvious solution would be to use a static list, as
Evgenii said. If you don’t want to do that, you’re left with options like the
JDBC or Shared File System IP finder
(https://apacheignite.rea
I'd like to keep their IP dynamically managed that's why I use the TCP/IP
discovery but you have to provide a multicast adress. My issue is that I
don't know which one to use
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Hi,
Server nodes should be able to communicate with each other directly, for
example, for rebalancing purpose or sending current partition distribution.
So, if they're able to directly communicate with each other, you can either
configure all their static Ips(not necessary for Multicast Ip finder)
Hey guys, I have a very specific use case where raspberry pis are connected
in a ring topology and I have a docker service running apache ignite. Now I
want them to be running the same distributed database but I don't know what
multicast adress to use in the config.xml file.
For now each rpi has a
