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Phil Yang updated HBASE-16285:
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    Description: 
After HBASE-15593, we have a timeout param in header of RPC requests. We can 
use it in more scenes.
A straightforward scene is to drop requests if it has waited so long in RPC 
queue and has been dropped by client. Even if we handle this request and send 
the response back, it will not be used any more. And client may have sent a 
retry. In an extreme case, if the server is slow, all requests may be timeout 
or queue-full-exception because we should handle previous requests which have 
been dropped by client and many resources at server are wasted.

  was:
After HBASE-15593, we have a timeout param in header of RPC requests. We can 
use it in more scenes.
A straightforward scene is to drop requests if it has waited so long in RPC 
queue and has been dropped by client. Even if we handle this request and send 
the response back, it will not be used any more. And client may have been sent 
a retry. In an extreme case, if the server is slow, all requests may be timeout 
or queue-full-exception because we should handle previous requests which have 
been dropped by client and many resources at server are wasted.


> Drop RPC requests if it must be considered as timeout at client
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>
>                 Key: HBASE-16285
>                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/HBASE-16285
>             Project: HBase
>          Issue Type: Improvement
>            Reporter: Phil Yang
>            Assignee: Phil Yang
>         Attachments: HBASE-16285-v1.patch
>
>
> After HBASE-15593, we have a timeout param in header of RPC requests. We can 
> use it in more scenes.
> A straightforward scene is to drop requests if it has waited so long in RPC 
> queue and has been dropped by client. Even if we handle this request and send 
> the response back, it will not be used any more. And client may have sent a 
> retry. In an extreme case, if the server is slow, all requests may be timeout 
> or queue-full-exception because we should handle previous requests which have 
> been dropped by client and many resources at server are wasted.



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