Alex, I just realized if the max connections are used up, and I have
operation queue greater than 0, that means blockOnMaxConnections=false. Does
that mean we're not seeing blocking exception because of waiting for
connections? Thanks.
Riak4me
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I'm going to set the max higher and connection ttl time. What's the best way
to view the operation queue?
Thanks.
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I made an issue for the max/min issue you found (
https://github.com/basho/riak-java-client/issues/580).
For now, you can try setting the max higher.
Do you ever see your Operation Queue filling all the way up?
Thanks,
Alex
On Mon, Dec 14, 2015 at 1:42 PM, Riak4me
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> Hi Alex,
>
> Right
Hi Alex,
Right now I have it set to min: 50 and max: 200 with operation queue max set
too. I've tried it with max: 0 which should be unlimited but actually
there's a bug in riak client 2 where if max is less than min connections,
it'll throw a exception. So i tried not explicitly setting it, which
Hi Riak4me,
What are your min / max connection settings for the RiakNode objects you
have set up?
It looks like during your Update command, the Riak client attempted to get
another connection for the store, but you were out of available connections
and the thread blocked. Netty doesn't like bloc