fs12345 wrote
> Hi all,
> 
> Let me start by saying I am quite a novice with Apache Ignite. 
> 
> Here is my question : I want to be able to monitor and cancel tasks
> running or that are going to run on worker nodes of an Ignite Cluster (say
> for example if one task takes too long to complete), and without using
> Visor. 
> 
> I tried to query all EVTS_TASK_EXECUTION events (from EventType) on all
> nodes as follows:
> 
> Ignite grid = Ignition.ignite("GRID_NAME");
> Collection
> <Event>
>  allEvents = grid.events().remoteQuery(event -> true,0,
> EventType.EVTS_TASK_EXECUTION)
> for (Event evt : allEvents){
>       TaskEvent taskEvent = (TaskEvent) evt;
>       System.out.println(taskEvent);
> }
> 
> Each TaskEvent,  has a taskSessionId() method, and a .node() method. It
> seems that the .node() method returns the client node that originated the
> task with the corresponding IgniteUuid returned by taskSessionId().
> 
> On the other hand, when looking at ClusterMetrics for worker nodes I can
> retrieve the number of Jobs currently running on Worker Nodes, current CPU
> load etc : 
> Hello,
> 
> I not sure, what I all understood correctly.
> But I would used support asynchronous operation, and cancel IgniteFuture
> if needed.
> For example:
> 1) Create cluster group by attribute
> cg = cluster.forAttribute("ROLE", "worker");
> 2) Make compute async
> c = igniteClient.compute(cg).withAsync()
> 3) Start executing task
> c.call(job)
> IgniteFuture f = c.future()
> 4) cancel or wait result
> f.cancel()
> f.get()
> 
> ClusterGroup workerNodes = grid.cluster().forAttribute("ROLE","WORKER");
> for(ClusterNode node : workerNodes.nodes()){
>       System.out.println(node.metrics().getCurrentActiveJobs());
> }
> 
> How could I 
>       1) Cancel tasks currently being run on worker nodes (whose number are
> displayed in the result of getCurrentActiveJobs()) or 
>       2) Cancel tasks dispatched by the clients nodes, for which I have an
> IgniteUuid ,
>       
> possibly without using grid.close() or such hard methods.
> 
> Thanks for your help





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