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Lars Hofhansl commented on HBASE-26812:
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FYI... There's a problem with scanning too (I guess we knew). So PHOENIX-6501
is also currently broken with HBase 2.
The savings from this are questionable anyway. Even on a local machine I see
hardly a perf difference with disabling this.
I'd vote for ripping it out.
> ShortCircuitingClusterConnection fails to close RegionScanners when making
> short-circuited calls
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> Key: HBASE-26812
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/HBASE-26812
> Project: HBase
> Issue Type: Bug
> Affects Versions: 2.4.9
> Reporter: Lars Hofhansl
> Priority: Critical
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> Just ran into this on the Phoenix side.
> We retrieve a Connection via
> {{{}RegionCoprocessorEnvironment.createConnection... getTable(...){}}}. And
> then call get on that table. The Get's key happens to be local. Now each call
> to table.get() leaves an open StoreScanner around forever. (verified with a
> memory profiler).
> There references are held via
> RegionScannerImpl.storeHeap.scannersForDelayedClose. Eventially the
> RegionServer goes into a GC of death and can only ended with kill -9.
> The reason appears to be that in this case there is no currentCall context.
> Some time in 2.x the Rpc handler/call was made responsible for closing open
> region scanners, but we forgot to handle {{ShortCircuitingClusterConnection}}
> It's not immediately clear how to fix this. But it does make
> ShortCircuitingClusterConnection useless and dangerous. If you use it, you
> *will* create a giant memory leak.
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