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Add log warnings for long running event handling #39729
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LGTM, thanks for looking into this!
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LGTM
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Recently we have had a number of test issues related to blocking activity occuring on the io thread. This commit adds a log warning for when handling event takes a >150 milliseconds. This is implemented for the MockNioTransport which is the transport used in ESIntegTestCase.
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* Follow up to elastic#39729 extending the functionality to actually dump the stack when the thread is blocked not afterwards * Logging the stacktrace after the thread became unblocked is only of limited use because we don't know what happened in the slow callback from that (only whether we were blocked on a read,write,connect etc.) * Relates elastic#41745
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* Dump Stacktrace on Slow IO-Thread Operations * Follow up to #39729 extending the functionality to actually dump the stack when the thread is blocked not afterwards * Logging the stacktrace after the thread became unblocked is only of limited use because we don't know what happened in the slow callback from that (only whether we were blocked on a read,write,connect etc.) * Relates #41745
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* Dump Stacktrace on Slow IO-Thread Operations * Follow up to elastic#39729 extending the functionality to actually dump the stack when the thread is blocked not afterwards * Logging the stacktrace after the thread became unblocked is only of limited use because we don't know what happened in the slow callback from that (only whether we were blocked on a read,write,connect etc.) * Relates elastic#41745
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* Dump Stacktrace on Slow IO-Thread Operations * Follow up to elastic#39729 extending the functionality to actually dump the stack when the thread is blocked not afterwards * Logging the stacktrace after the thread became unblocked is only of limited use because we don't know what happened in the slow callback from that (only whether we were blocked on a read,write,connect etc.) * Relates elastic#41745
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* Dump Stacktrace on Slow IO-Thread Operations * Follow up to #39729 extending the functionality to actually dump the stack when the thread is blocked not afterwards * Logging the stacktrace after the thread became unblocked is only of limited use because we don't know what happened in the slow callback from that (only whether we were blocked on a read,write,connect etc.) * Relates #41745
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* Dump Stacktrace on Slow IO-Thread Operations * Follow up to #39729 extending the functionality to actually dump the stack when the thread is blocked not afterwards * Logging the stacktrace after the thread became unblocked is only of limited use because we don't know what happened in the slow callback from that (only whether we were blocked on a read,write,connect etc.) * Relates #41745
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Recently we have had a number of test issues related to blocking
activity occuring on the io thread. This commit adds a log warning for
when handling event takes a >150 milliseconds. This is implemented
for the
MockNioTransport
which is the transport used inESIntegTestCase
.