gy09535 edited a comment on issue #2899:
URL: https://github.com/apache/apisix/issues/2899#issuecomment-737650987
Fore every auth retch, they will do 32 times fetch from this code
```
while not exiting() and self.running and i <= 32 do
i = i + 1
```
I think this "ok" var will always true, if we do auth fail, and it can not
sleep 3s.
```
if not ok then
log.error("failed to fetch data from etcd: ", err, ", ",
tostring(self))
ngx_sleep(3)
break
end
```
It will sleep 0.5 s from this code
```
if err then
if err ~= "timeout" and err ~= "Key not found"
and self.last_err ~= err then
log.error("failed to fetch data from etcd: ", err, ", ",
tostring(self))
end
if err ~= self.last_err then
self.last_err = err
self.last_err_time = ngx_time()
else
if ngx_time() - self.last_err_time >= 30 then
self.last_err = nil
end
end
ngx_sleep(0.5)
```
they are 16 batch job in on worker, this confused me ,it should be 8.
```
2020/12/03 11:17:26 [warn] 44375#0: *4 [lua] config_etcd.lua:468: begin to
statistics call count for auto fetch,key:/apisix/routes, context: ngx.timer
2020/12/03 11:17:26 [warn] 44375#0: *6 [lua] config_etcd.lua:468: begin to
statistics call count for auto fetch,key:/apisix/ssl, context: ngx.timer
2020/12/03 11:17:26 [warn] 44375#0: *8 [lua] config_etcd.lua:468: begin to
statistics call count for auto fetch,key:/apisix/global_rules, context:
ngx.timer
2020/12/03 11:17:26 [warn] 44375#0: *10 [lua] config_etcd.lua:468: begin to
statistics call count for auto fetch,key:/apisix/services, context: ngx.timer
2020/12/03 11:17:26 [warn] 44375#0: *12 [lua] config_etcd.lua:468: begin to
statistics call count for auto fetch,key:/apisix/proto, context: ngx.timer
2020/12/03 11:17:26 [warn] 44375#0: *14 [lua] config_etcd.lua:468: begin to
statistics call count for auto fetch,key:/apisix/plugin_metadata, context:
ngx.timer
2020/12/03 11:17:26 [warn] 44375#0: *16 [lua] config_etcd.lua:468: begin to
statistics call count for auto fetch,key:/apisix/consumers, context: ngx.timer
2020/12/03 11:17:26 [warn] 44375#0: *18 [lua] config_etcd.lua:468: begin to
statistics call count for auto fetch,key:/apisix/upstreams, context: ngx.timer
2020/12/03 11:17:26 [warn] 44372#0: *21 [lua] init.lua:262:
sync_local_conf_to_etcd(): sync local conf to etcd, context: ngx.timer
2020/12/03 11:17:26 [warn] 44372#0: *24 [lua] config_etcd.lua:468: begin to
statistics call count for auto fetch,key:/apisix/routes, context: ngx.timer
2020/12/03 11:17:26 [warn] 44372#0: *26 [lua] config_etcd.lua:468: begin to
statistics call count for auto fetch,key:/apisix/ssl, context: ngx.timer
2020/12/03 11:17:26 [warn] 44372#0: *28 [lua] config_etcd.lua:468: begin to
statistics call count for auto fetch,key:/apisix/global_rules, context:
ngx.timer
2020/12/03 11:17:26 [warn] 44372#0: *30 [lua] config_etcd.lua:468: begin to
statistics call count for auto fetch,key:/apisix/services, context: ngx.timer
2020/12/03 11:17:26 [warn] 44372#0: *32 [lua] config_etcd.lua:468: begin to
statistics call count for auto fetch,key:/apisix/proto, context: ngx.timer
2020/12/03 11:17:26 [warn] 44372#0: *34 [lua] config_etcd.lua:468: begin to
statistics call count for auto fetch,key:/apisix/plugin_metadata, context:
ngx.timer
2020/12/03 11:17:26 [warn] 44372#0: *36 [lua] config_etcd.lua:468: begin to
statistics call count for auto fetch,key:/apisix/consumers, context: ngx.timer
2020/12/03 11:17:26 [warn] 44372#0: *38 [lua] config_etcd.lua:468: begin to
statistics call count for auto fetch,key:/apisix/upstreams, context: ngx.timer
```
for one worker, they are 16*2=32 requests (max) in one second , why we try
to fetch 32 times in on auth fetch, I think we should remove it.
```
while not exiting() and self.running and i <= 32 do
i = i + 1
```
And I think we should sleep for more times when fetch is error.
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