Hi Rob,
yes, this behavior is expected. Flink does not automatically scale-down a
job in case of a failure.
You have to ensure that you have enough resources available to continue
processing.
In case of Flink's cluster mode, the common practice is to have stand-by
TMs available (the same is true f
Hello
I have set up a cluster and added taskmanagers manually with bin/taskmanager.sh
start.
I noticed that if i have 5 task managers with one slot each and start a job
with -p5, then if i stop a taskmanager the job will fail even if there are 4
more taskmanagers.
Is this expected (I turned off
