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Large number of KV transaction restarts + 15s KV transaction duration lead to poor performance #35290
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@ajwerner and I hit this today on a cluster.
And then the spike in restarts happens: Which then leads to poor performance:
Which is also confirmed in the final numbers:
And we aren't underprovisioned either: This means that we have unpredictible performance which can be a dealbreaker |
Is keeping this open still useful? |
I believe this was addressed by #36748 enough to close it. |
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C-investigation
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Describe the problem
Cluster degraded over multiple runs:
run 2:
run 3:
These degradations come with a large number of transaction restarts and long durations:
Full debug zip here
To Reproduce
Normal three-node tpc-c setup on AWS
Environment:
v19.1.0-beta.20190225-213-g71681f6
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