Marios Tsolekas created NIFI-13615:
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             Summary: Compressed Queue Sporadic Memory Leak and Connection 
Breakdown
                 Key: NIFI-13615
                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/NIFI-13615
             Project: Apache NiFi
          Issue Type: Bug
          Components: Core Framework
    Affects Versions: 1.24.0
         Environment: Kubernetes
            Reporter: Marios Tsolekas
         Attachments: nifi-logs.txt

Hello,

We have a 3 node Nifi 1.24.0 cluster running on K8s, secured with TLS. 
Everything operates as expected, except on certain load balanced queues, where 
a lot of errors pop up regarding unexpected data-frame indicators and broken 
pipes. Attached you can find a sample of these errors. These errors only pop-up 
so far in the queues between 3 specific processors, 
ConvertRecord->MergeContent->PutMongoRecord. These errors cause a significant 
slowdown of the processing and disappear together with the slowdown when 
compression is disabled on these queues.

Initially this caused the JVM heap to become full because CommunicateAction 
objects were not freed from the heap, but after backporting the patch in 
https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/NIFI-12532 these object get freed. 
Because the errors kept persisting I figured this could be caused  by the 
mixing of various InputStreams with GZIPInputStream and their mismatched 
.available() methods in StandardLoadBalanceProtocol.java, RecordReaders.java 
and CompressableRecordReader.java. Alas even after I wrapped the streams in a 
custom stream that would behave as GZIPInputStream's .available() method 
expected, the issue remained. So far I haven't identified any egregious memory 
leaks due to this issue (other than the one I patched above), but the 
significant slowdown of the processing remains and there seem to be more than 
the usual leftovers in the content repository. What could be causing this, 
granted that the overwhelming majority of queues don't display this behavior?

 



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