Hi Sean,
To answer your questions -- yeah, the cluster is read heavy, gets:puts ratio
is ~80:1. In the past day, node gets averages 1.4k and node puts averages
20.
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Since you're on 1.4, could you please run "riak-debug" on every node
in your cluster? Please mail me directly and we'll come up with a way
to get them delivered.
Could you please also provide a description of the cluster's typical
workload? Any monitoring graphs or other statistics would be helpfu
Thanks for the reply.
The version is riak 1.4.0. I am looking at node.get.fsm.time.mean and
node.get.fsm.time.median. Both increased.
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Hello,
Could you provide the Riak version you're using? Which of the get
times are increasing mostly? 95th, 99th, 100th etc?
Thanks.
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On Tue, Dec 17, 2013 at 5:44 AM, kzhang wrote:
> we have a 5 node cluster, in the past few days, all the counters indicate a
How heavy is the traffic against the cluster? Is your workload mostly gets?
Which get_fsm stats are growing, is it all of the percentiles or just the
max/100%?
On Tue, Dec 17, 2013 at 7:44 AM, kzhang wrote:
> we have a 5 node cluster, in the past few days, all the counters indicate a
> less bus
we have a 5 node cluster, in the past few days, all the counters indicate a
less busy system (lower cpu, more available memory, less puts and gets, less
network traffic), however get time increased. I am not sure what's going on.
I checked the logs, nothing jumped to me.
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