Re: Data streamers: How to ensure loading data for the current partition only

[Sumanta Ghosh <su...@yahoo.com>]

Hi Val,
Thanks a lot - yes, the problem I mentioned does not exist if the data
streamer run on a single node. However, this raises another question though.
How to ensure that data streamers run on a single node only? Is it done by
ignite automatically? If not, can you suggest any best practice for that?
I am running a single sprint boot application which also starts ignite. In
order to keep the deployment simple, I was trying to avoid a dedicated node
for ignite only. 



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Re: Data streamers: How to ensure loading data for the current partition only

[Sumanta Ghosh <su...@yahoo.com>]

Yes - so taking CacheLoader route then. Thanks a lot for clearing this up.



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Re: Data streamers: How to ensure loading data for the current partition only

[vkulichenko <va...@gmail.com>]

Sumanta,

Streamer is generally used on a client node to stream data into the cluster.
It only can be created by your code, so you have full control on how many
streamers are there.

If you want to pull data directly from server nodes, use
CacheStore.loadCache instead.

-Val



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