Thanks!
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Hi Toni,
With partitioned caches, a node keeps a subset of your data. You need to
have at least one backup copy configured. Refer to this resource that
explains the partitioning with clarity:
https://www.gridgain.com/docs/latest/developers-guide/data-modeling/data-partitioning
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Denis
On Tue, J
I have this scenario:
1 Cluster with 2 server nodes and 1 cache configured with partitioned mode.
Also 1 client node for consuming the data.
With this settings, if I try to recover all the data with the client node I
lose
some information, for example if I have A, B, C and D data I recover only A
Hello!
Please consider moving to user list.
If you have backups configured you should not lose information when server
is down. Otherwise, it's hard to say what's going on. Do you have a
reproducer?
Regards.
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Ilya Kasnacheev
вт, 9 июн. 2020 г. в 13:55, Toni Mateu Sanchez <
antonio.ma...@glo
I have this scenario:
1 Cluster with 2 server nodes and 4 caches configured with partitioned mode.
With this settings, if I try to recover the data with a client node I lose
some information, but if I have the same scenario with just 1 server node, I
recover all data.
Why? Some miss settings?
T
I have this scenario:
1 Cluster with 2 server nodes and 4 caches configured with partitioned mode.
With this settings, if I try to recover the data with a client node I lose
some information, but if I have the same scenario with just 1 server node, I
recover all data.
Why? Some miss settings?
T
