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Alex Newman updated HBASE-4841:
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Description:
I'll attach a unit test for this. Basically if you call split, while inserting
data you can get to the point to where the cluster becomes unstable, or rows
will disappear. The unit test gives you some flexibility of:
- How many rows
- How wide the rows are
- The frequency of the split.
The default settings crash unit tests or cause the unit tests to fail on my
laptop. On my macbook air, i could actually turn down the number of total rows,
and the frequency of the splits which is surprising. I think this is because
the macbook air has much better IO than my backup acer.
was:I'll attach a unit test for this. Basically if you call split, while
inserting data you can get to the point to where the cluster becomes unstable,
or rows will disappear.
> If I call split fast enough, while inserting, rows disappear.
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> Key: HBASE-4841
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/HBASE-4841
> Project: HBase
> Issue Type: Bug
> Reporter: Alex Newman
> Attachments: 1
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> I'll attach a unit test for this. Basically if you call split, while
> inserting data you can get to the point to where the cluster becomes
> unstable, or rows will disappear. The unit test gives you some flexibility
> of:
> - How many rows
> - How wide the rows are
> - The frequency of the split.
> The default settings crash unit tests or cause the unit tests to fail on my
> laptop. On my macbook air, i could actually turn down the number of total
> rows, and the frequency of the splits which is surprising. I think this is
> because the macbook air has much better IO than my backup acer.
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