Hi Dmitriy, Looks like you configured memory policy and memory configuration that are not used by your caches. Also, it looks like your cache use default memory configuration, try to add <property name="defaultMemoryPolicyName" value= "dfltPlc"/> to the memoryConfiguration and <property name="name" value= "dfltPlc"/> to the memoryPolicy configuration
Evgenii 2017-12-01 16:42 GMT+03:00 Alexey Kukushkin <[email protected]>: > Hi, > > You identified the problem right: there is not enough memory to handle 15G > of Postgres data on your server. Your idea to configure a memory policy to > increase available memory is right but 16G is also not enough. Ignite data > size is noticeably larger (up to 3 times, depends on many factors like > amount of indexes) than that of the relational DB data files on disk. > > You need to estimate how much memory you need. There are two options: > > - Theoretical - see here > <https://apacheignite.readme.io/docs/capacity-planning>. > - Empirical: enable memory metrics > <https://apacheignite.readme.io/docs/memory-metrics> and load a > smaller amount of entries into cache. Use JMX client to check > "totalAllocatedPages" of the DataRegionMetricsMXBean on the server. > Multiply the number by 4K to get total used memory in kilobytes. Then > extrapolate to the max amount of entries you are going to have. > > Remember that Ignite saves you money by horizontal scaling. Just have 4 > 32G servers if you need 100G of RAM. > > > >
