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High io consumption after sudden filebeat stop #35893
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We are seeing the same issue: |
@elastic/obs-dc can anyone help here? |
In case of corrupted log file (which has good chances to happen in case of sudden unclean system shutdown), we set a flag which causes us to checkpoint immediately, but never do anything else besides that. This causes filebeat to just checkpoint on each log operation (therefore causing a high IO load on the server and also causing filebeat to fall behind). This change resets the logInvalid flag after a successful checkpointing.
Pinging @elastic/elastic-agent-data-plane (Team:Elastic-Agent-Data-Plane) |
Hey folks, thanks for finding this bug and proposing a fix! Looking at the code I can see it indeed is a bug. Restarting Filebeat should bring it back into a consistent state. While not perfect, it is at least a workaround. |
In case of corrupted log file (which has good chances to happen in case of sudden unclean system shutdown), we set a flag which causes us to checkpoint immediately, but never do anything else besides that. This causes filebeat to just checkpoint on each log operation (therefore causing a high IO load on the server and also causing filebeat to fall behind). This change resets the logInvalid flag after a successful checkpointing.
In case of corrupted log file (which has good chances to happen in case of sudden unclean system shutdown), we set a flag which causes us to checkpoint immediately, but never do anything else besides that. This causes filebeat to just checkpoint on each log operation (therefore causing a high IO load on the server and also causing filebeat to fall behind). This change resets the logInvalid flag after a successful checkpointing.
In case of corrupted log file (which has good chances to happen in case of sudden unclean system shutdown), we set a flag which causes us to checkpoint immediately, but never do anything else besides that. This causes filebeat to just checkpoint on each log operation (therefore causing a high IO load on the server and also causing filebeat to fall behind). This change resets the logInvalid flag after a successful checkpointing.
In case of corrupted log file (which has good chances to happen in case of sudden unclean system shutdown), we set a flag which causes us to checkpoint immediately, but never do anything else besides that. This causes filebeat to just checkpoint on each log operation (therefore causing a high IO load on the server and also causing filebeat to fall behind). This change resets the logInvalid flag after a successful checkpointing.
In case of corrupted log file (which has good chances to happen in case of sudden unclean system shutdown), we set a flag which causes us to checkpoint immediately, but never do anything else besides that. This causes filebeat to just checkpoint on each log operation (therefore causing a high IO load on the server and also causing filebeat to fall behind). This change resets the logInvalid flag after a successful checkpointing.
In case of corrupted log file (which has good chances to happen in case of sudden unclean system shutdown), we set a flag which causes us to checkpoint immediately, but never do anything else besides that. This causes filebeat to just checkpoint on each log operation (therefore causing a high IO load on the server and also causing filebeat to fall behind). This change resets the logInvalid flag after a successful checkpointing.
In case of corrupted log file (which has good chances to happen in case of sudden unclean system shutdown), we set a flag which causes us to checkpoint immediately, but never do anything else besides that. This causes filebeat to just checkpoint on each log operation (therefore causing a high IO load on the server and also causing filebeat to fall behind). This change resets the logInvalid flag after a successful checkpointing.
In case of corrupted log file (which has good chances to happen in case of sudden unclean system shutdown), we set a flag which causes us to checkpoint immediately, but never do anything else besides that. This causes Filebeat to just checkpoint on each log operation (therefore causing a high IO load on the server and also causing Filebeat to fall behind). This change resets the logInvalid flag after a successful checkpointing. Co-authored-by: Tiago Queiroz <tiago.queiroz@elastic.co>
In case of corrupted log file (which has good chances to happen in case of sudden unclean system shutdown), we set a flag which causes us to checkpoint immediately, but never do anything else besides that. This causes Filebeat to just checkpoint on each log operation (therefore causing a high IO load on the server and also causing Filebeat to fall behind). This change resets the logInvalid flag after a successful checkpointing. Co-authored-by: Tiago Queiroz <tiago.queiroz@elastic.co> (cherry picked from commit 217f5a6) # Conflicts: # libbeat/statestore/backend/memlog/diskstore.go
In case of corrupted log file (which has good chances to happen in case of sudden unclean system shutdown), we set a flag which causes us to checkpoint immediately, but never do anything else besides that. This causes Filebeat to just checkpoint on each log operation (therefore causing a high IO load on the server and also causing Filebeat to fall behind). This change resets the logInvalid flag after a successful checkpointing. Co-authored-by: Tiago Queiroz <tiago.queiroz@elastic.co> (cherry picked from commit 217f5a6)
…35893) (#39842) * Fix high IO after sudden filebeat stop (#35893) (#39392) In case of corrupted log file (which has good chances to happen in case of sudden unclean system shutdown), we set a flag which causes us to checkpoint immediately, but never do anything else besides that. This causes Filebeat to just checkpoint on each log operation (therefore causing a high IO load on the server and also causing Filebeat to fall behind). This change resets the logInvalid flag after a successful checkpointing. Co-authored-by: Tiago Queiroz <tiago.queiroz@elastic.co> (cherry picked from commit 217f5a6) * Update CHANGELOG.next.asciidoc --------- Co-authored-by: emmanueltouzery <etouzery@gmail.com> Co-authored-by: Tiago Queiroz <tiago.queiroz@elastic.co>
…35893) (#39795) In case of corrupted log file (which has good chances to happen in case of sudden unclean system shutdown), we set a flag which causes us to checkpoint immediately, but never do anything else besides that. This causes Filebeat to just checkpoint on each log operation (therefore causing a high IO load on the server and also causing Filebeat to fall behind). This change resets the logInvalid flag after a successful checkpointing. Co-authored-by: Tiago Queiroz <tiago.queiroz@elastic.co> (cherry picked from commit 217f5a6) # Conflicts: # libbeat/statestore/backend/memlog/diskstore.go --------- Co-authored-by: emmanueltouzery <etouzery@gmail.com> Co-authored-by: Tiago Queiroz <tiago.queiroz@elastic.co> Co-authored-by: Pierre HILBERT <pierre.hilbert@elastic.co>
Hi! I tried to ask on discuss.elastic.co but no answer.
The problem is very high io, after sudden termination of a filebeat. The reason is a checkpoint action on each log operation. It is because of log_invalid flag set to true, after failed initial log read operation. After abnormal termination of a filebeat, log may be in a inconsistent state and read of log like this can cause error
Incomplete or corrupted log file in /usr/share/filebeat/data/registry/filebeat. Continue with last known complete and consistent state. Reason: invalid character '\\x00' looking for beginning of value
After that, filebeat clears log file, but still not trying to write, and just make checkpoint by checkpoint.
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