DId you run "create async-event-queue"?
On Mon, Nov 25, 2019 at 9:23 AM anjana_nair wrote:
> Hi,
>
> We are trying to solve cloud replication using
> asyncEventListeners.However
> the sample AsyncEventListener is not getting fired when I try a put. Could
> you please look into this. Commands t
Hi,
We are trying to solve cloud replication using asyncEventListeners.However
the sample AsyncEventListener is not getting fired when I try a put. Could
you please look into this. Commands tried out are below.
I am starting to write an AsyncEventListener to store messages to
Cassandra.Howe
Oh yeah, I meant to mention local replication too but forgot.
What kind of Region-level API are you thinking of?
Something that the new cluster could call via a pool to pull the data for a
region?
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On Fri, Dec 23, 201
I don’t know of anyway current API that behaves the way you want. Snapshot
imports (`gfsh import data`) avoid firing listeners AND wan replication.
Getting that working correctly was pretty hairy :-)
I think you would want to avoid local replication costs associated with a put()
as well. Per
One way to get a new site populated with data would be through a WAN
gateway by doing a put(k, get(k)) on every local entry in a Partitioned
Region via a server side function. That has the unfortunate side-effect of
firing CacheWriters, CacheListeners and AsyncEventListeners though.
Is there a mec
