Hello No, both belong to the same cluster.
Waiting for the PutAll fix, we want to benchmark multi-node reading performance. For that we: - create a single server node cluster - create a single cache with 1.8M keys and ~1GB in it - create a single c++ thin node with a single endpoint (the host containing the server node) - read all the entries in batches and store timings To move to a two-nodes cluster, we - create a new single node in a different host - add it to the cluster's baseline - check rebalancing is 100% done (we use gridgain control center for that) - add the new host to the endpoints in the c++ thin client ... and so on. We got up to 4 nodes. We have experienced two things: - the exception with "transaction with id 1 not found" (this always happens when we have only 2 nodes) - no response from the node on a single commit transaction (this happens when we have 4 nodes) I hope this helps you. Let me know if you need further information -- Sent from: http://apache-ignite-users.70518.x6.nabble.com/
