you have answered my all questions,
thanks...
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monstereo wrote
> last question is-> in replicated mode all nodes are primary node?
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Theoretically, In a replicated mode, each node stores one copy of the same
cache.
In terms of implementation, one single node responsible for the
last question is-> in replicated mode all nodes are primary node?
monstereo wrote
> Especially chapter 4 Architecture deep dive
>
> Now:
> 1) primary node is the node where we do igniteCache.put(2)="any string". I
> mean node which we put data in to cache is primary node?
>
> 2) let's say we h
many thanks
for last question, I have tried on my laptops and found what I need.
srecon wrote
> Hi,
> Let’s start at the beginning. There is no primary node in Ignite. When we
> say primary node (I will correct the term in the book soon), we mean the
> node that contains the master (prime/primary
Hi,
Let’s start at the beginning. There is no primary node in Ignite. When we
say primary node (I will correct the term in the book soon), we mean the
node that contains the master (prime/primary) copies of the keys or
partitions.
monstereo wrote
> Especially chapter 4 Architecture deep dive
>
Especially chapter 4 Architecture deep dive
Now:
1) primary node is the node where we do igniteCache.put(2)="any string". I
mean node which we put data in to cache is primary node?
2) let's say we have primary node(includes some cache datas, cache name
cache1), now we create another node, then we
