Hey, Thanks.
I have lots of reference data which will be loaded at start of day. This data is not bound to change much and as such I want to keep it loaded at the start of day. Read through will make it slow while it is being actually accessed so I want to keep it loaded in memory. Also I want to have functions which will be called by clients to do some compute and return results. Using functions should allow me to add nodes and speed up the compute. I have some micro services each of which will start a gemfire node, and I want to connect, so yes I can set it up with locator. However I have one doubt, if I start with embedded server is it required to use client pool or is it not required? Regards On Mon, Dec 26, 2016 at 1:18 AM, Udo Kohlmeyer <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi there Amit, > > At this stage the only way you could load all data at one go is to write a > client to connect to the db and load all in. Another approach could be to > write the same code into a function and invoke the function at start up. > But in both cases both are manual. > > To have geode servers join a cluster, you have 2 ways. > > 1. Connecting them up via a locator > 2. Connecting them up via mcast. > > Please be aware the once you connect a server to a cluster, that server > becomes an integral part of the cluster so adding/removing servers from a > cluster is not something you'd want to do in a load-based scaling model. > i.e if the load is high, add a server and if load is low, shut down a > server. > > Just interest sake, what is your use case. > > --Udo > > On 12/24/16 05:57, Amit Pandey wrote: > > Hi Guys, > > I am using Spring Data Geode. I have been able to use read and write > through/ write behind. I want to load all data on cache startup at a go. > > Secondly my geode server is embedded but I want to allow it join to other > nodes. How should I set it up in config to allow it to join other nodes in > cluster? > > Regards > > >
