Binti, please see the answers below > Denis, is it ok to delete this file while the cluster is up? or this folder? > servers and clietns might be connected to it.
Delete the whole folder after the cluster is down. > is System.exit() or Ignite.stop(grid, false) not a good solution? Should we > be using Ignite.close()? or Ignite.stop(grid, true) to kill all the current > running jobs. Do you see any difference between the usage of Ignite.stop(grid, false) vs Ignite.stop(grid, true) vs etc? In my understanding this issue is fully related to the shmem library: there can be some hardly to reproduce bug that causes this issue or operating system doesn’t releases lock of lock.file. In fact it’s absolutely OK to use all these methods and my recommendation will be as before: turn off the shmem at all. Is there any reason why you can’t do this? — Denis > On Jun 28, 2016, at 7:09 PM, bintisepaha <[email protected]> wrote: > > Denis, is it ok to delete this file while the cluster is up? or this folder? > servers and clietns might be connected to it. > > I posted another question for the community trying to understand the use of > the work directory. Could you please respond to that? > > This lock.file has not been updated since Apr 13, the first time we used > ignite in production. the size of the file is 0 KB. > > Also it is hard for us to understand why this started happening after 3 > months, we were running smoothly until now. and now System.exit() or > Ignite.stop() both don't work randomly. For 2 days we were good, by passing > -DIGNITE_NO_SHUTDOWN_HOOK=true, now even that is not a reliable solution. > Its does not work each time. > > is System.exit() or Ignite.stop(grid, false) not a good solution? Should we > be using Ignite.close()? or Ignite.stop(grid, true) to kill all the current > running jobs. > > Thanks, > Binti > > > > > > > > -- > View this message in context: > http://apache-ignite-users.70518.x6.nabble.com/System-exit-not-exiting-cleanly-locked-on-IgnitionEx-IgniteNamedInstance-tp5814p5967.html > Sent from the Apache Ignite Users mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
