OK, I think I figured out what was wrong in my setup. Appears that
during the upgrade course I totally missed Garbage Collector settings
in jvm11-server.options. After installation from RPM it defines the
default CMS garbage collector, which is totally wrong for my hi-load
environment. I returned b
> I can reproduce this with a huge load using dsbulk, but still can't
determine the cause of the problem.
Can you get a thread dump (jstack ) when the system freezes? This
might be helpful to determine the cause of the freeze.
Also, can you reproduce this in a simpler environment (ccm + dsbulk)?
Okay, that ruled it out. Anything interesting in the GC logs? Was
Cassandra stuck at a GC safepoint? You may need to enable the detailed
GC logs to see these.
On 25/02/2022 10:02, Azamat Hackimov wrote:
Hello!
No, I have a directly attached NVMe disk, and there are no IO or network issues.
п
Hello!
No, I have a directly attached NVMe disk, and there are no IO or network issues.
пт, 25 февр. 2022 г. в 12:50, Bowen Song :
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> Do you have any network based mountpoint, such as NFS or samba? I have
> seen similar behaviour on other Java based applications at GC safepoint
> when the networ
Do you have any network based mountpoint, such as NFS or samba? I have
seen similar behaviour on other Java based applications at GC safepoint
when the network based filesystem loses their connection and reconnects.
On 25/02/2022 06:09, Azamat Hackimov wrote:
Hello!
I recently migrated Cassan
Hello!
I recently migrated Cassandra from 3.11.x to 4.0 and got strange
freezes on heavy load. It looks like some nodes in DC stopped
responding and got DN status.
I cannot check status directly on node via nodetool status or even
restart Cassandra with `systemctl restart cassandra` command. Only