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> *From: *David Morávek
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From: Fuyao Li
Date: Tuesday, November 2, 2021 at 14:14
To: David Morávek , nicolaus.weid...@ververica.com
Cc: user , Yang Wang , Robert
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Sandeep Sooryaprakash
Subject: [External] : Re: Possibility of supporting Reactive mode for native
Kubernetes application
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To: Fuyao Li
Cc: user , Yang Wang , Robert
Metzger , tonysong...@gmail.com ,
Sandeep Sooryaprakash
Subject: Re: [External] : Re: Possibility of supporting Reactive mode for
native Kubernetes application mode
Similar to Reactive mode, checkpoint must be enabled to s
Hi Fuyao,
About your second question: You are right that taking and restoring from
savepoints will incur a performance loss. They cannot be incremental, and
cannot use native (low-level) data formats - for now. These issues are on
the list of things to improve for Flink 1.15, so if the changes mak
reporters/#prometheus
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Kubernetes application mode
Hi Fuyao,
this is a great question ;)
1) First let's be clear on what the reactive mode actually is.
Reactive Mode is related to how the Flink makes use of the newly available
resources. It greedily uses a
Hi Fuyao,
this is a great question ;)
1) First let's be clear on what the reactive mode actually is.
Reactive Mode is related to how the Flink makes use of the newly available
resources. It greedily uses all of the resources that are available in your
Flink cluster (if new task manager joins in,
Hello Community,
I am checking the reactive mode for Flink deployment. I noticed that this is
supported in Kubernetes environment, but only for standalone Kubernetes as of
now. I have read some previous discussion threads regarding this issue. See
[1][2][3][4][5][6].
Question 1:
It seems that
