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[jira] [Created] (IMPALA-6140) Unexplained gap between "All backends started" and "Rows available"

Tim Armstrong created IMPALA-6140:
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             Summary: Unexplained gap between "All backends started" and "Rows available"
                 Key: IMPALA-6140
                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/IMPALA-6140
             Project: IMPALA
          Issue Type: Bug
          Components: Distributed Exec
    Affects Versions: Impala 2.10.0
            Reporter: Tim Armstrong
            Priority: Major


In the query timeline below there is a significant delay before rows are available. 
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    Query Timeline
      Query submitted: 305.17us (305173)
      Planning finished: 81ms (81195593)
      Submit for admission: 82ms (82781362)
      Completed admission: 83ms (83014912)
      Ready to start on 35 backends: 84ms (84726950)
      All 35 execution backends (35 fragment instances) started: 327ms (327067351)
      Rows available: 1.0m (60347008871)
      Unregister query: 7.5m (447851216220)
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The exec summary doesn't have any evidence of slowness. I also looked at the rest of the profile and couldn't find any timers > 5s.
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Operator       #Hosts   Avg Time   Max Time    #Rows  Est. #Rows   Peak Mem  Est. Peak Mem  Detail                
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03:AGGREGATE        1    0.000ns    0.000ns        0           1  148.00 KB       10.00 MB  FINALIZE              
02:EXCHANGE         1  474.937ms  474.937ms       33           1          0              0  UNPARTITIONED         
01:AGGREGATE       34   64.749ms  453.860ms       33           1    1.24 MB       10.00 MB                        
00:SCAN HDFS       34    1s391ms    5s736ms  987.15K      12.96B   82.19 MB      176.00 MB  db.table 
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One interesting data point is that we have anecdotal evidence that there were orphaned query fragments sending reports on this cluster.



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