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longfei commented on MESOS-9394:
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[~arojas] Hi, would you take a look at this pls.
I think
{code:java}
if (master->machines[id].info.mode() != MachineInfo::UP) {
master->machines[id].info.set_mode(MachineInfo::UP);
master->updateUnavailability(id, None());
}
{code}
will fix this.
> Maintenance of machine A causes "Removing offers" for machine B.
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>
> Key: MESOS-9394
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/MESOS-9394
> Project: Mesos
> Issue Type: Bug
> Reporter: longfei
> Priority: Major
> Labels: maintenance
>
> If I schedule machine A in a maintenance call, the logic in
> "___updateMaintenanceSchedule" will check all the master's machines.
> Another machine(say machine B) not in the maintenance schedule will be set to
> UP Mode and call "updateUnavailability". This results in removing all offers
> of slaves on machine B.
> If I am using these offers to run some tasks, these tasks would be lost for
> REASON_INVALID_OFFERS.
> I think a maintenance schedule should not affect machines not in it. Is that
> right?
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