Starting Space with Container

Added by Gilad David Maayan, last edited by Aleia Hutcherson on May 25, 2008  (view change)
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Summary: Starting a space container with a single space using the CLI commands gsServer or gsInstance.

Overview

GigaSpaces can run multiple containers simultaneously on the same machine (each with its own JVM) or multiple containers within the same JVM. Each space in the container may have different characteristics. Some spaces can reside in virtual memory only, while others can also be persistent using database or indexed file to extend the virtual memory storage capacity.

To start a container
Running a container using the Jini Service Starter:

gsServer java://localhost:10098/MyContainer

Running a container using gsInstance:

java://localhost:10098/MyContainer

After running a container you may create spaces using this container with the following commands:

createSpace MyContainer mySpace -l

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