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I am building a UI POC for Apache Ignite and want it to be as light as possible. It is a live/real-time UI which will get, update, delete cache and should also listen to any changes in cache and always display the latest data.

I learnt that Thin Clients do almost all of that, but cannot listen to changes and Thick Clients are my only option if I want to do that. But Thick Clients also participate in data storage and compute grid functionality which is too much for a simple UI application running on a Desktop. Can I make it lightweight where it behaves like a Thin Client with live/listener functionality? What options do I have for this scenario?

Vadim Kotov
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That's what the Ignition.setClientMode() method is for: it turns off data storage. And typically when running a compute job you run it on a ClusterGroup of server nodes, for example:

Ignition.setClientMode(true);
Ignite ignite = Ignition.ignite();
...
ClusterGroup x = ignite.cluster().forServers();
ignite.compute(x).run(...)
Stephen Darlington
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