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stack reassigned HBASE-18551:
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    Assignee: stack

> [AMv2] UnassignProcedure and crashed regionservers
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>                 Key: HBASE-18551
>                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/HBASE-18551
>             Project: HBase
>          Issue Type: Bug
>          Components: amv2
>            Reporter: stack
>            Assignee: stack
>         Attachments: HBASE-18551.master.001.patch
>
>
> This has been [~uagashe] and my obsession over the last few days, what should 
> an UnassignProcedure do when it dispatches a CLOSE but the CLOSE fails 
> because of ConnectException or SocketTimeout.
> + We used to let UnassignProcedure continue presuming the Region would be 
> closed since the server is dead. BUT, if the unassign was part of a 
> MoveProcedure, the unassign would proceed and the Move would then run WITHOUT 
> first splitting logs. Bad.
> + So, we made it so UnassignProcedure failed; let the upper layers take care 
> of the failure. See HBASE-18491 that enabled this behavior. BUT, we are since 
> figuring that even if the UP completes as a failure, since it gives up the 
> Region lock on completion, another procedure -- say an AssignProcedure -- 
> could cut in before the ServerCrashProcedure had finished and again there 
> could be dataloss.
> + Now we are thinking the UP should hold on to the Region lock until we are 
> signalled by a ServerCrashProcedure; only then let go of the region. The UP 
> has context that is hard to pass another. Waiting on a SCP has the UP living 
> on for what could be a good amount of time. It might be ok if we can suspend 
> the procedure.
> There is a good sample scenario that came up doing the no-regions-on-master 
> issue, HBASE-18511. When meta is not on master, TestSplitTransactionOnCluster 
> is failing. It fails because though the test completes, the tests commonly 
> kill a RegionServer. The teardown for the test runs before we've noticed the 
> aborted RS. So, the disable of the table in the teardown prepartory to our 
> deleting the test table as part of clean up, goes to unassign regions but the 
> unassign fails against the aborted server.
> Good stuff.



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