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Ashish Kumar updated HDDS-15654:
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    Description: 
 
{code:java}
private void resetState() {    
moveManager.resetState();    
this.overUtilizedNodes.clear();   
this.underUtilizedNodes.clear();   // cleared   
// withinThresholdUtilizedNodes.clear()  ← MISSING    
this.containerToSourceMap.clear(); {code}
Each call to {{initializeIteration()}} adds new nodes to 
{{withinThresholdUtilizedNodes}} without ever removing stale ones. If a node 
moves from "within threshold" to "over/under" in a later iteration, it remains 
in {{withinThresholdUtilizedNodes}} from the previous iteration. 

 

  was:
 
{code:java}
private void resetState() {    
moveManager.resetState();    
this.overUtilizedNodes.clear();   
this.underUtilizedNodes.clear();   // cleared   
// withinThresholdUtilizedNodes.clear()  ← MISSING    
this.containerToSourceMap.clear(); {code}
Each call to {{initializeIteration()}} adds new nodes to 
{{withinThresholdUtilizedNodes}} without ever removing stale ones. If a node 
moves from "within threshold" to "over/under" in a later iteration, it remains 
in {{withinThresholdUtilizedNodes}} from the previous iteration. 

 


> withinThresholdUtilizedNodes never cleared between iterations 
> --------------------------------------------------------------
>
>                 Key: HDDS-15654
>                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/HDDS-15654
>             Project: Apache Ozone
>          Issue Type: Bug
>            Reporter: Ashish Kumar
>            Assignee: Sreeja
>            Priority: Major
>              Labels: container-balancer
>
>  
> {code:java}
> private void resetState() {    
> moveManager.resetState();    
> this.overUtilizedNodes.clear();   
> this.underUtilizedNodes.clear();   // cleared   
> // withinThresholdUtilizedNodes.clear()  ← MISSING    
> this.containerToSourceMap.clear(); {code}
> Each call to {{initializeIteration()}} adds new nodes to 
> {{withinThresholdUtilizedNodes}} without ever removing stale ones. If a node 
> moves from "within threshold" to "over/under" in a later iteration, it 
> remains in {{withinThresholdUtilizedNodes}} from the previous iteration. 
>  



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