[GitHub] [pulsar] Nicklee007 commented on pull request #14648: Failed to start broker when Linux load balancer can't get NIC speed

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Nicklee007 commented on pull request #14648:
URL: https://github.com/apache/pulsar/pull/14648#issuecomment-1066702913


   > @gaozhangmin
   > 
   > If the Linux host has a legitimate NIC but doesn't have the speed. Regardless of how many NICs have speed, we should notify the user to set `loadBalancerOverrideBrokerNicSpeedGbps` to ensure that the user gets what they expect.
   
   @mattisonchao 
   I think  that we need check all NIC's speed configuration is too strict to start server. In some case we only used eth0 and the eth1 eth2  ... ... not active, but those /sys/class/net/eth1/type configured '1' and read 'speed' file is 'Invalid argument';
   Maybe those not active NIC need excluded from the NICs list which is checked 'speed' file and calculated speed.


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