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Yun Tang updated FLINK-21351:
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    Description: 
FLINK-10354 counted savepoint as retained checkpoint so that job could failover 
from latest position. I think this operation is reasonable, however, current 
implementation would let incremental checkpoint data lost immediately once a 
non-stop savepoint completed.

Current general phase of incremental checkpoints: once a newer checkpoint 
completed, it would be added to checkpoint store. And if the size of completed 
checkpoints larger than max retained limit, it would subsume the oldest one. 
This lead to the reference of incremental data decrease one and data would be 
deleted once reference reached to zero. As we always ensure to register newer 
checkpoint and then unregister older checkpoint, current phase works fine as 
expected.

However, if a non-stop savepoint (a median manual trigger savepoint) is 
completed, it would be also added into checkpoint store and just subsume 
previous added checkpoint (in default retain one checkpoint case), which would 
unregister older checkpoint without newer checkpoint registered, leading to 
data lost.

Thanks for [~banmoy] reporting this problem first.

  was:
FLINK-10354 counted savepoint as retained checkpoint so that job could failover 
from latest position. I think this operation is reasonable, however, current 
implementation would let incremental checkpoint data lost immediately once a 
non-stop savepoint completed.

Current general phase of incremental checkpoints: once a newer checkpoint 
completed, it would be added to checkpoint store. And if the size of completed 
checkpoints larger than max retained limit, it would subsume the oldest one. 
This lead to the reference of incremental data decrease one and data would be 
deleted once reference reached to zero. As we always ensure to register newer 
checkpoint and then unregister older checkpoint, current phase works fine as 
expected.

However, if a non-stop savepoint (a median manual trigger savepoint) is 
completed, it would be also added into checkpoint store and just subsume 
previous added checkpoint (in default retain one checkpoint case), which would 
unregister older checkpoint without newer checkpoint registered, leading to 
data lost.


> Incremental checkpoint data would be lost once a non-stop savepoint completed
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>
>                 Key: FLINK-21351
>                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/FLINK-21351
>             Project: Flink
>          Issue Type: Bug
>          Components: Runtime / Checkpointing
>    Affects Versions: 1.11.3, 1.12.1, 1.13.0
>            Reporter: Yun Tang
>            Priority: Blocker
>             Fix For: 1.11.4, 1.12.2, 1.13.0
>
>
> FLINK-10354 counted savepoint as retained checkpoint so that job could 
> failover from latest position. I think this operation is reasonable, however, 
> current implementation would let incremental checkpoint data lost immediately 
> once a non-stop savepoint completed.
> Current general phase of incremental checkpoints: once a newer checkpoint 
> completed, it would be added to checkpoint store. And if the size of 
> completed checkpoints larger than max retained limit, it would subsume the 
> oldest one. This lead to the reference of incremental data decrease one and 
> data would be deleted once reference reached to zero. As we always ensure to 
> register newer checkpoint and then unregister older checkpoint, current phase 
> works fine as expected.
> However, if a non-stop savepoint (a median manual trigger savepoint) is 
> completed, it would be also added into checkpoint store and just subsume 
> previous added checkpoint (in default retain one checkpoint case), which 
> would unregister older checkpoint without newer checkpoint registered, 
> leading to data lost.
> Thanks for [~banmoy] reporting this problem first.



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