Thanks! It is what I totally want.
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By default Ignite binds to all interfaces (0.0.0.0) and therefore publish all
available IPs. If you want to bind to a specific address, you can set
IgniteConfiguration#localHost property. In this case only this address would
be published.
-Val
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Hi I'm using Ignite 2.4 with embedded in Spring framework.
My data grid node are 3 nodes.
When I start all node and check zookeeper node which placed
/{mypath}/ignite, There are too many node under the node.
When I checked each node, the nodes are address of specific network
interfaces.
Such as,