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[jira] [Created] (REEF-2032) DriverStatusHTTPHandler causes timeout
to Http Request if there is no Driver status change
Chenxi Zhao created REEF-2032:
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Summary: DriverStatusHTTPHandler causes timeout to Http Request if there is no Driver status change
Key: REEF-2032
URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/REEF-2032
Project: REEF
Issue Type: Bug
Components: REEF Bridge, REEF Driver
Reporter: Chenxi Zhao
As a HTTP Handler, it should response to every HTTP request to the endpoint "driverstatus/v1".
However, instead of recording the current Driver status, in DriverStatusHTTPHandler, it uses a queue to only save the change. If there is no change in Driver status, every HTTP requests will timeout.
The problem is in:
[https://github.com/apache/reef/blob/master/lang/java/reef-bridge-client/src/main/java/org/apache/reef/bridge/client/DriverStatusHTTPHandler.java#L154]
Reproduce:
# Modify HelloTask - add a while loop to print "Hello, REEF!" to prevent driver from exiting.
# Send HTTP request "http://IP:Port/driverstatus/v1" to query driver status multiple times.
Observation:
# I am able to see Driver Status "INIT", "RUNNING"
# From this point on, all HTTP requests to this handler will timeout, unless Driver status changes again.
Expectation:
HTTP server should response with current Driver status at anytime.
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