Hi!
5-6k records per what ? second ? anyway, it's not easy to answer, what
kind of index if any, how big values you have and so on, 6000 records
per second sound ok but could be faster.
Any normal usage would be with multiple nodes, if you are going to use
just 1 node you do not have much use of Ignite, there are faster solutions.
Not sure I get the idea with the settings, a replicated cache will only
have one copy anyway if you only have 1 node.
What is it you want to do and what kind of performance do you need ? can
you use multiple nodes and load balance the writing between them ?
I have an application that writes around 15000+ records per second on a
single node with streaming without problems (affinity string keys and
small values, <100 bytes), and it can handle around 5000 entries per
second with put( set), all with persistence enabled.
Mikael
Den 2018-12-29 kl. 05:01, skrev yangjiajun:
Hello.
I use ignite 2.6 as a sql database and enable persistence(full_sync).I only
start one node.All tables are replicated.I use streaming while insert
data.The write speed is about 5~6k records per table.Is such speed
normal?Can I improve it?
Here is my config fileļ¼
example-default.xml
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