Hi Ryan, There are no errors, 'search aae-status' shows that all trees have already been created and synced.
When I first noticed this issue I was running a dev setup (single node) and had about 500 keys in total. I waited over 7 days and still was experiencing this issue. During these 7 days the AAE continued to repair keys according to logs, but 'search aae-status' was showing that all trees were already synced (and re-synced). I then created a test Riak setup (again single node) with just 20 keys. I replicated the problem, waited for 'aae-status' to show all synced trees (about 2 days) and wrote about the problem here. During these tests I _sometimes_ received full set of documents as stated in my original email - for me that was an indication that all keys have already been repaired. Now, 6 days after that I can no longer replicate it - I always get full set of documents.The last message from AAE key_exchange was logged yesterday (5 days after test setup was created). So it seems that for 20 keys it finally started working after 5-6 days. On 2 December 2014 at 06:57, Ryan Zezeski <r...@zinascii.com> wrote: > > Eric Redmond writes: > > > This is a known issue, and we're still working on a fix. > > > > https://github.com/basho/yokozuna/issues/426 > > > > I don't see how this issue is related to Oleksiy's problem. There is no > mention of removing or adding nodes. I think the key part of Oleksiy's > report is the association of an index _after_ data had already been > written. That data is sometimes missing. These two issues could be > related but I don't see anything in that GitHub report to indicate why. > > > > > On Nov 29, 2014, at 9:26 AM, Oleksiy Krivoshey <oleks...@gmail.com> > wrote: > >>> > >> 1. Create a bucket, insert some keys (10 keys - KeysA) > >> 2. Create Yokozuna Index, associate it with the bucket > >> 3. Add or update some new keys in the bucket (10 keys - KeysB) > >> 4. Wait for Search AAE to build and exchange the trees > >> > >> Now when I issue a search query I will always get all 10 KeysB but a > random amount of KeysA, for example the same query repeated 5 times may > return: > >> > >> 10 KeysB + 2 KeysA > >> 10 KeysB + 0 KeysA > >> 10 KeysB + 7 KeysA > >> 10 KeysB + 1 KeysA > >> 10 KeysB + 10 KeysA > >> > > Are there any errors in the logs? Does the count go up if you wait > longer? What does `riak-admin search aae-status` show? > > -Z > -- Oleksiy Krivoshey
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