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server 1998750160347642936 192.168.100.3:2012 AVAILABLE
server 3667604389049738774 192.168.100.5:2012 AVAILABLE
server 6903549772667245983 192.168.100.2:2012 AVAILABLE
server 12441010121126734978 192.168.100.1:2012 AVAILABLE
server 12691374307851476699 192.168.100.4:2012 AVAILABLE
Now we can see all 1,000,000 elements in usertable, fine:
>>> c = hyperdex.client.Client('192.168.100.1', 1982)
>>> c.count('usertable', {'k': hyperdex.client.Regex('.*')})
1000000L
thats really annoying, especially as we have not much interest in the Java Client apart of the YCSB Tests. Is there any suggestion about the most robust Clients to use?
Hi Robert,
trying to test the 5 node cluster again....
Space ycsb configuration:
Workload used:
After the cluster setup the config looks like:
Now we can see all 1,000,000 elements in usertable, fine:
Lets start the test:
Making the network split for 10 sec every 30 sec on nodes 4,5 we see this log:
And now, after the cluster restart, java client VM restart (it's one separate VM) we can't make the ycsb test with this cluster:
It looks as java-client problem, because the python client works fine...
Any ideas?
Thank you,
Vladimir
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