Hi Barry,
Yes I am running onMembers API, but as I already said there is no Function
Execution Processor thread that runs that function.
From: Barry Oglesby
Sent: Wednesday, December 16, 2015 12:25 AM
To: user@geode.incubator.apache.org
Subject: Re: How to tr
I think it depends on how the function is being invoked. Below is an
example with two peers using the onMembers API. If you're invoking your
function differently (e.g. onRegion), let me know. Also, if you want to
send your thread dumps, I can take a look at them.
I have a test where I have one pee
I have dumps of both nodes. Now can you please point to which threads should I
look at? I do not see any function execution thread on target node running that
function.
But still the caller node waits for response from that node. Should I look at
P2P threads next? Something else?
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You'll want to take thread dumps (not heap dumps) in the members especially
the one that initiated the function call and the one that didn't send a
response. Those will tell you whether the thread processing the function or
the thread processing the reply is stuck and if so, where.
Barry Oglesby
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I was looking at the heapdump and identified the node which didn't sent the
response.
But the question now is why didn't it send it, did it run the function or not
yet...?
From: Darrel Schneider
Sent: Tuesday, December 15, 2015 9:58 PM
To: user@geode.incubator.
Usually the member waiting for a response logs a warning that it has been
waiting for longer than 15 seconds from a particular member. Use that
member id to identify the member that is not responding. Get a stack dump
on that member and look for a thread that is processing the unresponsive
message.
Hello experts,
I have a multi node environment where one of the nodes has made a broadcast
call to all other nodes and got stuck.
It is still waiting responses from all nodes and from the heapdump I see that
ResultCollector has N-1 elements, where N is the total number of nodes, so it
looks lik
