We encountered the same issue with a small data region (64Mb in our case).
If I recall correctly the failure was due to the checkpointing mechanism
not having enough pages to perform a checkpoint, rather than a critical
failure on a Put(). Adding more memory increases the number of pages (or
you ca
Your data region is too small. Ignite is an in-memory data grid, it’s not
really designed to work with as little as 40Mb of memory.
When I tried it on my machine, I get the following message:
[17:42:09,246][SEVERE][checkpoint-runner-cpu-#80][] JVM will be halted
immediately due to the failure:
Hi I tried setting the MaxSize on a cache to a low number (40Mb) and it
quickly ran in to an IgniteOutOfMemoryException, despite the fact there was
plenty of space on disk. Why would it run out of RAM if it can persist data
above the MaxSize the excess to disk?
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That’s how you do what you’re asking. MaxSize is the maximum size of the
off-heap memory used.
> On 2 Jun 2021, at 16:34, gigabot wrote:
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> Hi Stephen, I know how to configure separate data regions, but how do I
> configure what % of each is in RAM vs disk?
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Hi Stephen, I know how to configure separate data regions, but how do I
configure what % of each is in RAM vs disk?
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Configure two different data regions: one for your “mostly in memory” cache;
another for your “mostly on disk” cache.
> On 2 Jun 2021, at 16:24, gigabot wrote:
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> When using native persistence, can I configure what percentage or amount f
> data is kept in RAM? I have two caches, one I want
