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In ARS, correct default number of outstanding requests #71022
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When computing node’s ARS rank, we use the number of outstanding search requests to the node. If there are no connections to the node, we consider there to be 1 outstanding request. This isn’t accurate, the default should be 0 to indicate no outstanding requests. The ARS rank we return in node stats actually uses 0 instead of 1. This small fix lets us remove a test workaround. It also ensures the ARS ranks we return in node stats match the ranks we use to select shards during search.
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LGTM
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This PR makes sure MockSearchService collects ARS statistics. Before, if we randomly chose to use MockSearchService then ARS information would be missing and the test would fail. Also makes the following fixes: * Removes a test workaround for the bug elastic#71022, which is now fixed. * Handle the case where nodes have same rank, to prevent random failures.
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This PR makes sure MockSearchService collects ARS statistics. Before, if we randomly chose to use MockSearchService then ARS information would be missing and the test would fail. Also makes the following fixes: * Removes a test workaround for the bug #71022, which is now fixed. * Handle the case where nodes have same rank, to prevent random failures.
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This PR makes sure MockSearchService collects ARS statistics. Before, if we randomly chose to use MockSearchService then ARS information would be missing and the test would fail. Also makes the following fixes: * Removes a test workaround for the bug #71022, which is now fixed. * Handle the case where nodes have same rank, to prevent random failures.
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When computing node’s ARS rank, we use the number of outstanding search
requests to the node. If there are no connections to the node, we consider
there to be 1 outstanding request. This isn’t accurate, the default should be 0
to indicate no outstanding requests. The ARS rank we return in node stats
actually uses 0 instead of 1.
This small fix lets us remove a test workaround. It also ensures the ARS ranks
we return in node stats match the ranks we use to select shards during search.
Follow-up to #70283.