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paging directory not accessible to cluster member
Hi,
I set up two wildfly instances (activemq is imbeded) in a cluster using
shared-store approach. I was testing the messaging high availability by
allow one wildfly instance (#1) to create all messages, and both instances
were able to process the messages. In the middle, I shut down instance #1,
and check if all messages can be processed by the remaining live wildfly
instances.
When I let the application to create 3000 to 5000 messages in one shot in
instance #1, and allow both instances to process messages (save into
database), then shut down instance #1, I can see all messages were
eventually processed by instance #2, indicating the cluster queue was
configured properly. In addition, no paging directory was created
When I let the application to create 10000 messages in one shot in instance
#1, and allow both instances to process messages. I saw a paging directory
was created. I then shut down instance #1, and let instance #2 to continue
to process the remaining messages. However, not all messages were processed.
I had to restart instance #1 to consume all remaining messages in the paging
directory. It looks like the paging directory was not accessible to cluster
members
Is there any additional configuration that is required to allow cluster
member to access paging directory?
Thanks
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Re: paging directory not accessible to cluster member
Posted by Justin Bertram <jb...@redhat.com>.
> (2) both instance #1 and instance#2 were processing the messages, and
shut down instance #1 in the middle
Are you saying that the live and backup brokers were both active at the
same time?
Do you have a reproducible test-case I could use to observe exactly the
behavior you're describing? If not, could you create one?
Justin
On Thu, Aug 10, 2017 at 8:22 AM, wwang2016 <wa...@impactmobile.com>
wrote:
> I tried to set the permission of the folder so that the user who started
> the
> application has full control, and the issue persisted.
>
> One more observation:
> (1) let instance #1 create all 10000 messages, the paging folder was
> created
> with a paging file
> (2) both instance #1 and instance#2 were processing the messages, and shut
> down instance #1 in the middle
> (3) instance #2 continued to process the messages until no more messages
> were available to instance #2.
> (4) restart instance #1 to process all messages in paging file. Instance #1
> was not able to delete the paging file
>
> If I shut down instance #2 before restarting instance #1, the paging file
> will be accessed by instance #1 and it will be deleted after message
> processing was completed. So it looks like instance #2 was accessing the
> paging file, but just did not process the message.
>
>
>
>
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Re: paging directory not accessible to cluster member
Posted by wwang2016 <wa...@impactmobile.com>.
I tried to set the permission of the folder so that the user who started the
application has full control, and the issue persisted.
One more observation:
(1) let instance #1 create all 10000 messages, the paging folder was created
with a paging file
(2) both instance #1 and instance#2 were processing the messages, and shut
down instance #1 in the middle
(3) instance #2 continued to process the messages until no more messages
were available to instance #2.
(4) restart instance #1 to process all messages in paging file. Instance #1
was not able to delete the paging file
If I shut down instance #2 before restarting instance #1, the paging file
will be accessed by instance #1 and it will be deleted after message
processing was completed. So it looks like instance #2 was accessing the
paging file, but just did not process the message.
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Re: paging directory not accessible to cluster member
Posted by Justin Bertram <jb...@redhat.com>.
To my knowledge, the only thing that needs to be configured is normal
directory read/write permissions.
Justin
On Wed, Aug 9, 2017 at 8:43 AM, wwang2016 <wa...@impactmobile.com>
wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I set up two wildfly instances (activemq is imbeded) in a cluster using
> shared-store approach. I was testing the messaging high availability by
> allow one wildfly instance (#1) to create all messages, and both instances
> were able to process the messages. In the middle, I shut down instance #1,
> and check if all messages can be processed by the remaining live wildfly
> instances.
>
> When I let the application to create 3000 to 5000 messages in one shot in
> instance #1, and allow both instances to process messages (save into
> database), then shut down instance #1, I can see all messages were
> eventually processed by instance #2, indicating the cluster queue was
> configured properly. In addition, no paging directory was created
>
> When I let the application to create 10000 messages in one shot in instance
> #1, and allow both instances to process messages. I saw a paging directory
> was created. I then shut down instance #1, and let instance #2 to continue
> to process the remaining messages. However, not all messages were
> processed.
> I had to restart instance #1 to consume all remaining messages in the
> paging
> directory. It looks like the paging directory was not accessible to cluster
> members
>
> Is there any additional configuration that is required to allow cluster
> member to access paging directory?
>
> Thanks
>
>
>
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