You can configure the amount of time that
Spotfire Server waits for a node manager to signal its presence. If the node manager does not send a signal within the configured time period, the server assumes that the node is offline. For setups that are experiencing a heavy load, you can raise this value to avoid unnecessarily restarting a node manager.
About this task
The default value for this property is 12,000 milliseconds (12 seconds).
Procedure
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Open a command line and export the active server configuration by using the
export-config command; for additional information, see
Executing commands on the command line.
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On the command line, enter the following command:
config set-config-prop --name=nodemanager.heartbeat.threshold --value=X
where X is the length of time, in milliseconds, that the server will wait for the node manager signal.
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Import the configuration back to the
Spotfire database by using the
import-config command.
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Restart the
Spotfire Server service.