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From https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1778428 We need to tune the default rabbitmq tcp listen backlog. Currently it defaults to 128, but here's what happens: Say we have 1500 total rabbitmq client connections spread across a 3 node cluster, evenly distributed so each node has 500 clients. Then, we stop rabbitmq on one of the nodes. Now those 500 client connections all immediately fail over to the other two node. Assume roughly even split, and each gets 250 connections simultaneously. Since the tcp listen backlog is only 128, a large number of the failover connections cannot connect and get ECONNREFUSED because the kernel just drops them. Eventually things retry and the backlog clears, but it just makes things noisy in the logs and makes failover take a little bit longer. Upstream docs discuss here: https://www.rabbitmq.com/networking.html#tuning-for-large-number-of-connections-connection-backlog Suggested-By: John Eckersberg <[email protected]> Closes-Bug: #1854704 Change-Id: If6da4aff016db9a72e1cb9dfc9731f06e062f64d
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