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Dan Kinder updated CASSANDRA-13943:
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    Attachment: cassandra.yaml
                jvm.options
                debug.log.zip
                debug.log.1.zip
                cassandra-jstack-2017-10-12-infinite-sstable-adding.txt

No, as far as I can tell no infinite compactions.

I'm doing several hundred mutation per second for one of the tables.

Attached debug logs and configuration. debug.log.1.zip contains node startup.

I also just started seeing some crazy behavior on a node I killed and 
restarted... it was adding the same SSTables over and over endlessly:
{noformat}
INFO  [CompactionExecutor:49] 2017-10-12 11:26:03,109 LeveledManifest.java:474 
- Adding high-level (L5) 
BigTableReader(path='/srv/disk11/cassandra-data/walker/links-a3d582c0a6683450a030de61dc4b9823/mc-1237377-big-Data.db')
 to candidates
INFO  [CompactionExecutor:49] 2017-10-12 11:26:03,110 LeveledManifest.java:474 
- Adding high-level (L5) 
BigTableReader(path='/srv/disk11/cassandra-data/walker/links-a3d582c0a6683450a030de61dc4b9823/mc-1237377-big-Data.db')
 to candidates
INFO  [CompactionExecutor:49] 2017-10-12 11:26:03,110 LeveledManifest.java:474 
- Adding high-level (L5) 
BigTableReader(path='/srv/disk11/cassandra-data/walker/links-a3d582c0a6683450a030de61dc4b9823/mc-1237377-big-Data.db')
 to candidates
INFO  [CompactionExecutor:49] 2017-10-12 11:26:03,110 LeveledManifest.java:474 
- Adding high-level (L5) 
BigTableReader(path='/srv/disk11/cassandra-data/walker/links-a3d582c0a6683450a030de61dc4b9823/mc-1237377-big-Data.db')
 to candidates
INFO  [CompactionExecutor:49] 2017-10-12 11:26:03,111 LeveledManifest.java:474 
- Adding high-level (L5) 
BigTableReader(path='/srv/disk11/cassandra-data/walker/links-a3d582c0a6683450a030de61dc4b9823/mc-1237377-big-Data.db')
 to candidates
INFO  [CompactionExecutor:49] 2017-10-12 11:26:03,111 LeveledManifest.java:474 
- Adding high-level (L5) 
BigTableReader(path='/srv/disk11/cassandra-data/walker/links-a3d582c0a6683450a030de61dc4b9823/mc-1237377-big-Data.db')
 to candidates
{noformat}
I took a quick jstack before killing it, attached as 
cassandra-jstack-2017-10-12-infinite-sstable-adding.txt

> Infinite compaction of L0 SSTables in JBOD
> ------------------------------------------
>
>                 Key: CASSANDRA-13943
>                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/CASSANDRA-13943
>             Project: Cassandra
>          Issue Type: Bug
>          Components: Compaction
>         Environment: Cassandra 3.11.0 / Centos 6
>            Reporter: Dan Kinder
>            Assignee: Marcus Eriksson
>         Attachments: cassandra-jstack-2017-10-12-infinite-sstable-adding.txt, 
> cassandra-jstack-2017-10-12.txt, cassandra.yaml, debug.log, 
> debug.log-with-commit-d8f3f2780, debug.log.1.zip, debug.log.zip, jvm.options
>
>
> I recently upgraded from 2.2.6 to 3.11.0.
> I am seeing Cassandra loop infinitely compacting the same data over and over. 
> Attaching logs.
> It is compacting two tables, one on /srv/disk10, the other on /srv/disk1. It 
> does create new SSTables but immediately recompacts again. Note that I am not 
> inserting anything at the moment, there is no flushing happening on this 
> table (Memtable switch count has not changed).
> My theory is that it somehow thinks those should be compaction candidates. 
> But they shouldn't be, they are on different disks and I ran nodetool 
> relocatesstables as well as nodetool compact. So, it tries to compact them 
> together, but the compaction results in the exact same 2 SSTables on the 2 
> disks, because the keys are split by data disk.
> This is pretty serious, because all our nodes right now are consuming CPU 
> doing this for multiple tables, it seems.



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