Per Steffensen created SOLR-3721:
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             Summary: Multiple concurrent recoveries of same shard?
                 Key: SOLR-3721
                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/SOLR-3721
             Project: Solr
          Issue Type: Bug
          Components: multicore, SolrCloud
    Affects Versions: 4.0
         Environment: Using our own Solr release based on Apache revision 
1355667. Our changes to the Solr version is our solutions to TLT-3178 etc., and 
should have no effect on this issue.
            Reporter: Per Steffensen
             Fix For: 4.0


We run a performance/endurance test on a 7 Solr instance SolrCloud setup and 
eventually Solrs lose ZK connections and go into recovery. BTW the recovery 
often does not ever succeed, but we are looking into that. While doing that I 
noticed that, according to logs, multiple recoveries are in progress at the 
same time for the same shard. That cannot be intended and I can certainly 
imagine that it will cause some problems.
It is just the logs that are wrong, did I make some mistake, or is this a real 
bug?

See attached grep from log, grepping only on "Finished recovery" and "Starting 
recovery" logs.
{code}
grep -B 1 "Finished recovery\|Starting recovery" solr9.log solr8.log solr7.log 
solr6.log solr5.log solr4.log solr3.log solr2.log solr1.log solr0.log > 
recovery_start_finish.log
{code}

It can be hard to get an overview of the log, but I have generated a graph 
showing (based alone on "Started recovery" and "Finished recovery" logs) how 
many recoveries are in progress at any time for the different shards. See 
attached recovery_in_progress.png. The graph is also a little hard to get an 
overview of (due to the many shards) but it is clear that for several shards 
there are multiple recoveries going on at the same time, and that several 
recoveries never succeed.

Regards, Per Steffensen

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