Just to be more thorough, these tests involve a 4 node cluster. Test
driver spawns 400 client threads which continually call a servlet,
incrementing a counter stored in the session. Load across the cluster
when all nodes are running is about 190 req / second.
The test cycles through {A, B, C, D} first shutting down A, running 1
minute then restarting A, running one minute, shutting down B, running,
restarting, and so on. In this case C had just been shut down; logging
is from B.
Brian Stansberry wrote:
Node 10.34.32.155 had been shutdown cleanly (i.e. not a hard kill)
about
9 seconds before the logging I posted.
At the time of the problematic gravitation there is a lot of gravitation
going on, not just this one thread.
Manik Surtani wrote:
> Interestingly, the cleanup command is for a dead backup. Does your test
> involve a gravitation from a backup of a dead node, e.g., {A, B, C, D}
> and A is a data owner. A dies and a lookup is done on D?
>
> Cheers
> Manik
>
> On 5 Aug 2009, at 14:42, Brian Stansberry wrote:
>
>>
DataGravitationCleanupCommand{fqn=/JSESSION/st_localhost/wUaU4FhUzWcuiDEjkJzDiQ__,
>>
>>
backup=/_BUDDY_BACKUP_/10.34.32.155_41754:DEAD/1/JSESSION/st_localhost/wUaU4FhUzWcuiDEjkJzDiQ__}
>>
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