Hello, I am in a similar situation with the following unanswered SO question: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/43386765/how-do-i-provide-affinityfunction-backupfilter-when-mainly-using-c-bindings
How can I achieve this? Quoting the question: I am using the C++ bindings to have redundancy in my application. Alongside the main C++ node, I am running a vanilla Java node via ignite.sh as a backup on another node. I would like appoint this vanilla Java node to always stay a *backup* node and never a primary node as long as there is a C++ node running. Also, I need the C++ nodes to always stay as primary nodes. A little data loss is acceptable with the PRIMARY_SYNC synchronization. My research led me to AffinityFunction.BackupFilter property to filter C++ nodes as primary. It seems that there is also some functions to give *attributes* to nodes. So I guess I can set a specific attribute on C++ nodes and filter them to always stay as primary nodes. However, C++ bindings apparently neither provide a way to set backup filter nor allow setting attributes on the launched node. I have noticed some modules get plugged through ignite-dir/libs but there is no tutorial about that approach to add AffinityFunction. How can I achieve what I need? I need to plug a custom affinity function while using C++ as the main and a way to distinguish the C++ nodes.
