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4.0.3: p2p connections get dropped frequently #1349
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Unclear if related, but the logs show a lot of duplicate connection closing. This seems to be because of: eosnetworkfoundation/mandel#756 which has been there since 3.1. |
The nodes are configured to connect to each other, so there should be a duplicate dropped connection. We've had it set up that way for 4+ years. |
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Also add these idle metrics to prometheus in 5.0. I'll create a separate issue for that. |
Kevin can add more details, but the low number of transactions seems to be because |
There is still investigation needed on the p2p connetions dropping, but probably less urgent, and not related to 4.0 specifically (ie the issue pre-dates 4.0). |
It appears something is severing the connection between a couple of your nodes. There is no indication that this is related to nodeos. It appears to happen with both 4.0.x and 3.2.x. Adding some additional paranoid shutdown of socket changes and make sure a re-connect happens quickly once determined that connection is dead. Recommend decreasing your |
[4.0] Close connection on aysnc_read with a closed socket
[4.0 -> main] Close connection on aysnc_read with a closed socket
Looking at nodeos logs on 4.0.3, p2p connections between 4.0.3 nodes are getting dropped frequently. Downgrading to 3.2.3 on a single node seems to improve things. Exact scenario is not clear.
This was noticed because BP node is producing blocks with low number of transactions. When downgrading to 3.2.3 on the BP node, the transactions went back to the number expected.
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