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Richard Zang updated AMBARI-19907:
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Attachment: AMBARI-19907_trunk_final.patch
AMBARI-19907_branch-2.5_final.patch
> On certain actions, there's no feedback from the UI when API takes a long
> time to respond - not reassuring and the user is encouraged to keep
> triggering the same heavy action to make the problem worse
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> Key: AMBARI-19907
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/AMBARI-19907
> Project: Ambari
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: ambari-web
> Affects Versions: 2.5.0
> Reporter: Vivek Ratnavel Subramanian
> Assignee: Vivek Ratnavel Subramanian
> Priority: Critical
> Fix For: 2.5.0
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> Attachments: AMBARI-19907_branch-2.5_final.patch,
> AMBARI-19907_fix1.patch, AMBARI-19907_trunk_final.patch,
> AMBARI-19907.v0.branch-2.5.patch, AMBARI-19907.v1.patch
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> On a big cluster, it takes the server a long time to process the API request
> for certain operations, like "Stop All", "Start All", etc.
> On a small cluster, the "background operations" popup appears within a few
> seconds to acknowledge to the user that the server is working on handling the
> request.
> However, when the cluster gets bigger and the request API takes the server
> much longer (e.g., on a 1000-node cluster, it took ~35 seconds), there's no
> indication on the UI that the server received the request. This is not
> reassuring to the user and the user is tempted to keep re-triggering the
> action and overwhelming the server.
> This problem is not just for "Start All", "Stop All". This problem actually
> happens for "Stop" and "Start" of a single service as well (and likely other
> places, like Hosts / Host Detail pages.) On the 1000-node cluster, this
> takes about 6-7 seconds, enough to make the user wonder if the request got to
> the server or not.
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