> I`m using JDBC Thin, at my datasource I put only one IP address.
> How come the other cluster will get the data? If i only invoke into one Ip
> address.
The node the driver connects to forwards queries to the rest of cluster nodes.
It’s just a gateway for the driver.
The goal of the ticket is
Yes it is.
I can do put some logic to re-route to another address if primary node is
down. But I think this is not solution..
Btw, this is another question for me.
How about the load-balancer?
Currently i have 3 VM (3 ip address). Which will be used as 3 cluster
ignite. Behind that, i have Oracle
It should be supported for 2.4.
Anyway, this should not be a showstopper because this logic can be embedded
into an application. If the application loses a connection to one IP address it
can re-connect to the cluster via a different one.
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Denis
> On Jan 8, 2018, at 11:37 PM, rizal123 wrote:
Hi Val,
According to this ticket 'IGNITE-7029'.
How long it will be *Live*?
At least tell me the estimated time?
Because I have the same problem, about failover and Jdbc thin can access
multiple Node (IP Address).
And I need to go to POC.
regards,
-Rizal
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This ticket is slotted for 2.4 and seems to be related.
https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/IGNITE-6942
@Val, can you please link it with IGNITE-7029?
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Client node driver mode could bring a huge memory usage on your application (
local cache)
thus I believe most choose JDBC thin driver mode.
BTW our data source library called Druid doesn't support common JDBC Driver,
which reported transaction issues.
So, this feature seems very important for
That's exactly what I expected
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You can use client node based driver [1] to get full failover support. Thin
client currently indeed goes though a single node and I believe it makes
sense to at least provide an ability to specify multiple addresses for the
connection. I created a ticket for this:
https://issues.apache.org/jira/bro
It appears Ignite has load balancing support for its compute grid but not for
data grid.
As in, the JDBC thin client does not have load balancing and failover
support.
If JIRA for it does not exist yet, can we create a JIRA for Ignite JDBC thin
client to provide load balancing and failover suppor
