topic Re: Cache Warming approach in Management & Governance

Cache Warming approach

sangeetha_m — Thu, 21 Jul 2022 12:39:43 GMT

Hi Team,

There are 3 methods for Cache Warming.

Cache Initializer

Butler Cache Warming

QlikSense Scalability Tools

Can you suggest which is the best method to go for in a multinode environment?

Re: Cache Warming approach

Chip_Matejowsky — Thu, 21 Jul 2022 17:56:37 GMT

Hi @sangeetha_m,

Have a look at the Qlik Sense Admin's Playbook entry on Cache Warming. Each has it's own characteristics. See the below graphic from the admin playbook:

Best Regards

Re: Cache Warming approach

sangeetha_m — Tue, 26 Jul 2022 04:31:24 GMT

Hi Chip_Matejowsky,

I have done cache warming using Cache initializer. I have a few queries.

1) Can we trigger cache warming commands once apps are refreshed?

2) If I do cache warming for an app and after some time if I again do cache warming for the same app ID, will the already stored content be replaced?

Thanks,

Sangeetha

Re: Cache Warming approach

neerajthakur — Thu, 30 Mar 2023 19:04:43 GMT

Hi, @sangeetha_m

Can you help me set up Cache Warmer I tried building with Visual Studio what all changes need to be done in Program.cs or other files

What all packages do I need if you have links to them it will surely help.

I'm getting error for qlik packages not found, cacheinitializer.dll not found and few more like using Qlik.Engine

I you can share your source files with changes it will help me very much.

Add this in place of --server 100.XX.100.100

appname "NeerajTestApp"

virtualproxies "neerajanalytic"

Field State "Delhi","Mumbai","Tamil Nadu"