Hi,
I have setup igfs as a caching layer on top of a HA configured hadoop
cluster.. few questions ~
1) if I put data on hdfs directly, and then read it via ignite, the data
would get cached in ignite and any subsequent fetches wud fetch it from
igfs and not go to hdfs at all... Correct?
2
instead, however note that it's
much slower as implies a distributed cache update on each increment.
-Val
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Thanks for the replies. I have a few follow up questions.
> Yes, as long as you have Hadoop-compliant implementation of S3 file system
> (e.g. org.apache.hadoop.fs.s3.S3FileSystem).
I will spend sometime in understanding what this means but by "Hadoop
compliant implementation"
relational database. However, for good performance you should consider
collocation and indexing. See the documentation for details:
https://apacheignite.readme.io/docs/sql-grid
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eys in advance, thus only data which is already in memory
is used to execute them.
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at 5:00 PM, pragmaticbigdata <amits...@gmail.com>
wrote:
> I have some questions of deploying IGFS as a cache layer given that ignite
> could be deployed both as a key-value store and as a file system
>
> 1. How does IGFS behave when deployed in standalone mode? I w
I have some questions of deploying IGFS as a cache layer given that ignite
could be deployed both as a key-value store and as a file system
1. How does IGFS behave when deployed in standalone mode? I wanted to
confirm that there is no durability in this mode. Assuming I persist a
parquet file
a test case that doesn't work and share with use.
3. Refer to this page for details about binary format:
https://apacheignite.readme.io/docs/binary-marshaller
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. How can extract a field values from BinaryObject. Do you have any
sample code?
Cheers,
Mani
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Hi,
1. It looks
Ah, now I understand.
That worked. Thanks!
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;
return sb.toString();
}
}
For these two classes you Cassandra persistence descriptor could be as
simple as:
*
comment = 'Test table for Ignite/Cassandra connection'
AND read_repair_chance = 0.2
*
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sb.append(analysisTime);
sb.append(", createdDate: ");
sb.append(createdDate);
sb.append(", createdBy: ");
sb.append(createdBy);
sb.append(", modifiedDate: ");
sb.append(modifiedDate);
sb.append(", modifiedBy:
lField*
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read_repair_chance = 0.2;
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bean and
it seems to have resolved the problem.
Sorry for the false alarm.
2. OK, I will post this as a feature request JIRA ticket.
Thank you,
Best regards,
Roman
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Hi,
I started investigating Apache Ignite as a proof-of-concept for production
cluster-wide key-value store and distributed counters.
I run several tests using REST API on a 3 node cluster; 1 backup; cacheMode
Partitioned; synchronization mode FULL_SYNC.
Questions:
1. When the Ignite instance
, but in any case Ignite does not allow to merge clusters back.
You will have to manually restart one of them.
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Cluster??
Sorry if these questions are too broad. I am a total newbie.
I am looking to start a POC, and need a place to begin.
Thanks much,
-- Chris
pacheignite-mix.readme.io/docs/examples#example-5
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[2] https://apacheignite-mix.readme.io/docs/examples#example-5
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Hi. I have 2 questions regarding Ignite & Cassandra.
I'm using Ignite v1.8
I'm trying to get a very simple example working with read/write through to
c*, but I'm having some difficulty.
First, I'm trying to use the POJO strategy of configuration for both the key
& value per
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> Subject: Re: Off-heap memory usage questions
>
> Hi Shaomin,
>
> 1. Yes, this is a per node setting. So if there are two nodes on one box,
> it's possible that 20G will be allocated on this box. You should make sure
> that this limi
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Hi Shaomin,
1. Yes, this is a per node setting. So if there are two nodes on one box, it's
possible that 20G will be allocated on this box. You should make sure that this
limit
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arelio wrote
> is it ok to ask general questions, as high level as "we are looking to do
> , how would ignite fit?" in this forum? Or do you want to keep
> questions to ones with speficic answers like Stack Overflow?
Yes, you can ask all your questions here.
Also, can
On Mon, Sep 14, 2015 at 4:48 PM, wrote:
> Good stuff. This should be in a FAQ
>
Good point! We should add an FAQ session and add some of these answers
there.
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> On Sep 14, 2015, at 17:24, Valentin Kulichenko <
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