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Guanghao Zhang commented on HBASE-16947:
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A example for our cluster. Skip the host:port info.
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Found 4 deleted queues, run hbck -fixReplication in order to remove the deleted 
replication queues
    "host","port",1476784747260/70-"host","port",,1476779010928
    
"host","port",1476784747260/70-"host","port",1470421093464-"host","port",1476773708939-"host","port",1476779010928
    
"host","port",1476784763605/70-"host","port",1470418208092-"host","port",1476773709589
    "host","port",1476784763605/70-"host","port",1476773709589
Found 2 dead regionservers, restart one regionserver to transfer the queues of 
dead regionservers
    "host","port",1476784747260
    "host","port",1476784763605
Dumping all peers's number of WALs in replication queue
    PeerId: 80 , sizeOfLogQueue: 1352
    PeerId: 30 , sizeOfLogQueue: 202
    PeerId: 20 , sizeOfLogQueue: 202
    PeerId: 10 , sizeOfLogQueue: 202
    PeerId: 70 , sizeOfLogQueue: 31724
    PeerId: 17000 , sizeOfLogQueue: 775
    PeerId: 50 , sizeOfLogQueue: 4490
    Total size of WALs on HDFS: 61.6G
    ERROR: There are 120 WALs not found!!!
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> Some improvements for DumpReplicationQueues tool
> ------------------------------------------------
>
>                 Key: HBASE-16947
>                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/HBASE-16947
>             Project: HBase
>          Issue Type: Improvement
>          Components: Replication
>    Affects Versions: 2.0.0, 1.4.0
>            Reporter: Guanghao Zhang
>            Assignee: Guanghao Zhang
>         Attachments: HBASE-16947.patch
>
>
> Recently we met too many replication WALs problem in our production cluster. 
> We need the DumpReplicationQueues tool to analyze the replication queues info 
> in zookeeper. So I backport HBASE-16450 to our branch based 0.98 and did some 
> improvements for it.
> 1. Show the dead regionservers under replication/rs znode. When there are too 
> many WALs under znode, it can't be atomic transferred to new rs znode. So the 
> dead rs znode will be leaved on zookeeper.
> 2. Make a summary about all the queues that belong to peer has been deleted. 
> 3. Aggregate all regionservers' size of replication queue. Now the 
> regionserver report ReplicationLoad to master, but there were not a aggregate 
> metrics for replication.
> 4. Show how many WALs which can not found on hdfs. But the reason (WAL Not 
> Found) need more time to dig.



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