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[0.10.0] Nodes don't re-join cluster after a cluster-wide service restart #5464
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/cc @dgnorton @corylanou |
/cc @e-dard More information on this issue: I believe this actually has more to do with the a service restart across every member of the cluster. If I run a service restart against a single node in the cluster, the node has no issues re-joining the cluster. If I restart all nodes in the cluster at once, I can't get the cluster to reform again. On my three node cluster, on nodes 2 and 3 (the non-seed nodes) the logs stop at:
On the seed node, the logs stops at:
And the service on all three servers just sits idle, never continuing on with the rest of the startup process. Prior to the service restart on the non-seed nodes, these messages start appearing:
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@grvr If you restart the nodes individually are they still unable to cluster properly? If so, can you paste the contents of the logs since the last restart? |
This should be fixed by this PR #5602 |
Closing, as this was fixed by #5602 |
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When issuing a service start followed shortly (< 5 seconds) by a service restart on the cluster seed node, the meta service seems to have issues closing properly. Log output:
Where the meta client is still receiving requests after it has supposedly stopped (returning 500's). Once this issue occurs, the service fails to start properly again afterwards, stopping at:
And never binding to port
8086
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