Nick,
If B is unhealthy, C will not be able to send a heartbeat message to it.
After a timeout, C will consider B as failed and will connect to A. Along
with this connection it will send a NODE_FAILED message that will go through
all the nodes.
Once B is back again, it will try to send a message
Thanks Val
I'd like to make sure I understand this correctly. Let's say we have a ring
of nodes A <- B <- C <- D <- A.
If B is unhealthy then C won't see a heartbeat within the configured failure
detection time and will then proceed to connect to A. When this happens, how
is B's ejection coordina
Nick,
Here are some comments on your questions:
1. Heartbeat is always sent to the next node in the ring. That's the whole
point of the ring architecture vs. peer-to-peer.
2. That's not possible, because each discovery message is sent across the
ring, and the ordering of those messages is guarant
Hi,
I was wondering if there is any additional documentation on how Ignite
internally handles node failures? The section in the documentation kind of
skims over this too quickly[1].
I specifically have the following inquiries:
1) Does each node in the ring send heartbeats to all other nodes in t
