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Igor updated IGNITE-22725:
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Description:
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*Steps to reproduce:*
# Create 3 nodes cluster with 1 CMG node (node_0 - CMG,node_1,node_2).
# Create zone with replication equals to amount of nodes (3).
# Create 10 tables inside the zone.
# Insert 100 rows in every table.
# Await all tables*partitions*nodes local state is "HEALTHY"
# Await all tables*partitions*nodes global state is "AVAILABLE"
# Kill non CMG node with kill -9. (kill node_1)
# Clean data in work directory of killed node (node_1).
# Start killed node.
# Using REST API await *physical* topology has 3 alive nodes.
# Using REST API await *logical* topology has 3 alive nodes.
# Await all tables*partitions*nodes local state is "HEALTHY" (by connecting to
REST of node_2).
# Await all tables*partitions*nodes local state is "AVAILABLE" (by connecting
to REST of node_2).
*Expected:*
All partitions become "AVAILABLE".
*Actual:*
Partitions in states: "AVAILABLE" and "DEGRADED".[^server_logs.zip]
*Comments:*
This test works fine with aipersist storage. Similar to
https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/IGNITE-22517 , but the scenario a bit
different.
was:
*{color:#de350b}This issue sometimes is replaced by
https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/IGNITE-22724{color}*
*Steps to reproduce:*
# Create 3 nodes cluster with 1 CMG node (node_0 - CMG,node_1,node_2).
# Create zone with replication equals to amount of nodes (3).
# Create 10 tables inside the zone.
# Insert 100 rows in every table.
# Await all tables*partitions*nodes local state is "HEALTHY"
# Await all tables*partitions*nodes global state is "AVAILABLE"
# Kill non CMG node with kill -9. (kill node_1)
# Clean data in work directory of killed node (node_1).
# Start killed node.
# Using REST API await *physical* topology has 3 alive nodes.
# Using REST API await *logical* topology has 3 alive nodes.
# Await all tables*partitions*nodes local state is "HEALTHY" (by connecting to
REST of node_2).
# Await all tables*partitions*nodes local state is "AVAILABLE" (by connecting
to REST of node_2).
*Expected:*
All partitions become "AVAILABLE".
*Actual:*
Partitions in states: "AVAILABLE" and "DEGRADED".[^server_logs.zip]
*Comments:*
This test works fine with aipersist storage.
> (flaky) aimem: node doesn't recover after data clean and goes into state
> DEGRADED
> ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------
>
> Key: IGNITE-22725
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/IGNITE-22725
> Project: Ignite
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: persistence
> Affects Versions: 3.0.0-beta2
> Environment: 3 distributed nodes (with 1 CMG), storage AIMEM
> Reporter: Igor
> Priority: Major
> Labels: ignite-3
> Attachments: server_logs.zip
>
>
> *{color:#de350b}This issue sometimes is replaced by
> https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/IGNITE-22724{color}*
> *Steps to reproduce:*
> # Create 3 nodes cluster with 1 CMG node (node_0 - CMG,node_1,node_2).
> # Create zone with replication equals to amount of nodes (3).
> # Create 10 tables inside the zone.
> # Insert 100 rows in every table.
> # Await all tables*partitions*nodes local state is "HEALTHY"
> # Await all tables*partitions*nodes global state is "AVAILABLE"
> # Kill non CMG node with kill -9. (kill node_1)
> # Clean data in work directory of killed node (node_1).
> # Start killed node.
> # Using REST API await *physical* topology has 3 alive nodes.
> # Using REST API await *logical* topology has 3 alive nodes.
> # Await all tables*partitions*nodes local state is "HEALTHY" (by connecting
> to REST of node_2).
> # Await all tables*partitions*nodes local state is "AVAILABLE" (by
> connecting to REST of node_2).
> *Expected:*
> All partitions become "AVAILABLE".
> *Actual:*
> Partitions in states: "AVAILABLE" and "DEGRADED".[^server_logs.zip]
> *Comments:*
> This test works fine with aipersist storage. Similar to
> https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/IGNITE-22517 , but the scenario a bit
> different.
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