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[jira] [Created] (HDFS-17662) Block recovery inter-datanode operations should have higher priority than DataXceiver

Shangshu Qian created HDFS-17662:
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             Summary: Block recovery inter-datanode operations should have higher priority than DataXceiver
                 Key: HDFS-17662
                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/HDFS-17662
             Project: Hadoop HDFS
          Issue Type: Bug
          Components: datanode
            Reporter: Shangshu Qian


We found a potential feedback loop than can cause workload amplification of block transfers and block recovery. Currently, in the heartbeat (HB) response from the NN to the DN, block recovery commands have higher priority than other block operations. However, these two types of operations are of the same priority in the InterDataNodeProtocol.

The feedback loop is like this:
 # The pipeline rebuild process causes extra block transfer operations in the cluster.
 # The pipeline rebuild operations can cause contention with block recovery commands, causing them to fail if none of the DN is successful.
 # The failed block recovery may cause extra retries, leading to even higher load in the DN.
 # The sendIBR in BPServiceActor can run into IOException caused by network or CPU congestion. The IBR is simply delayed until the next report cycle.
 # At the same time, the write pipeline may fail in the FsDatasetImpl.checkBlock() due to ReplicaNotFoundException(), resulting in more pipeline rebuild operations.

Making the block-recovery-related inter-datanode commands' priority higher can reduce the chance of this feedback loop.



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