Reputation: 3139
In Oracle Coherence 12, what is the backing-map-scheme
that can give a durable storage (NOT database)?
For Ex. Redis writes to a RDB/AOF file and restores KV entries after restart.
Upvotes: 1
Views: 521
Reputation: 3139
Configured Persistence Envrionments in operational config.
<persistence-environments>
<!-- -Dcoherence.distributed.persistence.base.dir=override USR_HOME -->
<persistence-environment id="stage_env_w_active_store">
<persistence-mode>active</persistence-mode>
<active-directory system-property="coherence.distributed.persistence.active.dir">
/opt/datastore/staged/active</active-directory>
<snapshot-directory system-property="coherence.distributed.persistence.snapshot.dir">
/opt/datastore/staged/snapshot</snapshot-directory>
<trash-directory system-property="coherence.distributed.persistence.trash.dir">
/opt/datastore/staged/trash</trash-directory>
</persistence-environment>
<persistence-environment id="stage_env_w_ondemand_store">
<persistence-mode>on-demand</persistence-mode>
<active-directory system-property="coherence.distributed.persistence.active.dir">
/opt/datastore/staged/dactive</active-directory>
<snapshot-directory system-property="coherence.distributed.persistence.snapshot.dir">
/opt/datastore/staged/dsnapshot</snapshot-directory>
<trash-directory system-property="coherence.distributed.persistence.trash.dir">
/opt/datastore/staged/dtrash</trash-directory>
</persistence-environment>
</persistence-environments>
Configured the backing-map-scheme persistence in the cache scheme.
<distributed-scheme>
<scheme-name>server</scheme-name>
<service-name>PartitionedCache</service-name>
<local-storage system-property="coherence.distributed.localstorage">true</local-storage>
<backing-map-scheme>
<local-scheme>
<high-units>{back-limit-bytes 0B}</high-units>
</local-scheme>
</backing-map-scheme>
<persistence>
<environment>stage_env_w_active_store</environment>
</persistence>
<autostart>true</autostart>
</distributed-scheme>
The "Active Space Used on disk (MB)" shows apt space used in JMX JVisualVM.
Upvotes: 1