AndyJiang99 opened a new pull request, #3638:
URL: https://github.com/apache/gobblin/pull/3638

   Dear Gobblin maintainers,
   
   Please accept this PR. I understand that it will not be reviewed until I 
have checked off all the steps below!
   
   Helix instances are purged during startup of the yarn service. This 
operation must be done without new helix instances being added or removed (i.e. 
the API call is not thread safe).
   The current implementation blocks the yarn service from allocating initial 
containers while the helix instance purging is enabled, but it does not prevent 
other external services from requesting containers through its public methods.
   These 2 services start up concurrently, and it's possible that the 
AutoScalingYarnManager starts up before the Yarn Service is completely finished 
purging. This means leads to the AutoScalingYarnManager to requestContainers 
while the instances are still purging.
   
   This change makes the yarn service start up synchronous and also adds a flag 
to indicate if start up is complete. This flag is switched when the yarn 
service has completed start up. The requestTargetNumberOfContainers function 
will read this flag to see if yarn service startup is completed. This prevents 
the requestContainers to execute prior to the completion of yarn service 
startup and prevents a race condition.
   
   
   
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