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[jira] [Created] (HDFS-14676) Calls to libhdfs (via pyarrow) hang after a while

Fred Tzeng created HDFS-14676:
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             Summary: Calls to libhdfs (via pyarrow) hang after a while
                 Key: HDFS-14676
                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/HDFS-14676
             Project: Hadoop HDFS
          Issue Type: Bug
          Components: hdfs, libhdfs
    Affects Versions: 3.0.3
         Environment: hadoop-3.0.3 
python 3.6 
Centos7
            Reporter: Fred Tzeng


I'm using the pyarrow HDFS client in a long running (forever) app that makes connections to HDFS (via libhdfs) as external requests come in and destroys the connection as soon as the request is handled. This happens a large amount of times on separate threads and everything works great.

The problem is, after the app idles for a while (perhaps hours) and no HDFS connections are made during this time, when the next connection is attempted, it hangs. No exceptions are thrown. As soon as I restart my python app, the HDFS connection works just fine again.

I'm using the precompiled libhdfs.so directly from the hadoop-3.0.3 distribution. Do I typically need to recompile libhdfs.so for my OS, or is the one out of the box typically fine?

I've checked with the Arrow community first- they've recommended I check with the Hadoop community since all the pyarrow client does is pass through the commands to libhdfs.

Any suggestions on debugging this hanging issue would be appreciated.

 



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