Hi, I'm doing some benchs in order to use BookKeeper as low-latency data storage, but I'm missing some piece of the LAC protocol.
1) From client1 I create a ledger and then perform an addEntry and wait for the ACK. My LedgerHandle is still open. 2) Client1 obtains the entryId and passes it to client2. 3) Client2 opens the ledger with 'norecovery' and tries to read the entry 4) The read fails, and on Client2 the LAC (readLastConfirmed) is still -1 I know that the close or the openWithRecovery operations will clean up the ledger metadata and the LAC will be the number I expect. I see that the LAC sometimes "advances" even if the ledger is not closed or recovered, but I cannot find any way to force this advance. I'm using this bookie side options: conf.setFlushInterval(1000); conf.setJournalFlushWhenQueueEmpty(true); conf.setGcWaitTime(10); My need is to have a low-latency "storage" and so I need that readers can access stored data as soon as the write receives the 'ack' of the write I think that the 'piggy back' of the LAC in BK 4.5 will help my case. My questions: 1) How is the LAC propagated from writer -> bookies -> readers ? 2) Is there any way to force the flush of the LAC ? Enrico
