Is there any good (simple/fast/bulletproof) way to monitor the FD use
inside the jvm? If so we could stop accepting new client connections
once we get close to the os imposed limit... The test would have to be a
bulletproof one though - we wouldn't want to end up in some worse
situation (where we refuse connection because we mistakenly believe that
the limit has been reached).
Might be good to open a JIRA for this and add some tests. In particular
we should verify the server handles this as gracefully as it can when
the limit has been reached.
Patrick
On 04/29/2010 09:34 AM, Mahadev Konar wrote:
Hi Travis,
How many clients did you have connected to this server? Usually the default
is 8K file descriptors. Did you have clients more than that?
Also, if clients fail to attach to a server, they will run off to another
server. We do not do any blacklisting because we expect the server to heal
and if it does not, it mostly shuts itself down in most of the cases.
Thanks
mahadev
On 4/29/10 12:08 AM, "Travis Crawford"<traviscrawf...@gmail.com> wrote:
Hey zookeeper gurus -
We recently had a zookeeper outage when one ZK server was started with
a low limit after upgrading to 3.3.0. Several days later the outage
occurred when that node reached its file descriptor limit and clients
started having major issues.
Are there any circumstances when a ZK server will get blacklisted from
the ensemble? Something similar to how tasktrackers are blacklisted
when too many tasks fail.
Thanks!
Travis
