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Keith Turner commented on HBASE-13415:
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Accumulo's FATE handles this by having the four thrift calls for submitting
FATE operations. Its safe for a client to make each thrift call multiple times
until it succeeds. The main difference with what proposed here is that the
master generates a transaction ID instead of a client generating a nonce.
* A thrift call to the Accumulo master get a new FATE transaction ID. This
creates a new FATE transaction in zookeeper with no work to do.
* A thrift call to seed a fate transaction with work. This call takes the
transaction ID and an operation (like create table).
* A thrift call to wait on a FATE transaction to complete. This call takes a
transaction ID and returns any failure info.
* A thrift call to delete the status information about a completed FATE
transaction.
> Procedure V2 - Use nonces for double submits from client
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> Key: HBASE-13415
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/HBASE-13415
> Project: HBase
> Issue Type: Sub-task
> Components: master
> Reporter: Enis Soztutar
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> The client can submit a procedure, but before getting the procId back, the
> master might fail. In this case, the client request will fail and the client
> will re-submit the request. If 1.1 client or if there is no contention for
> the table lock, the time window is pretty small, but still might happen.
> If the proc was accepted and stored in the procedure store, a re-submit from
> the client will add another procedure, which will execute after the first
> one. The first one will likely succeed, and the second one will fail (for
> example in the case of create table, the second one will throw
> TableExistsException).
> One idea is to use client generated nonces (that we already have) to guard
> against these cases. The client will submit the request with the nonce and
> the nonce will be saved together with the procedure in the store. In case of
> a double submit, the nonce-cache is checked and the procId of the original
> request is returned.
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