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[jira] [Comment Edited] (AURORA-1015) Paused update survives past
job lifetime
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Maxim Khutornenko edited comment on AURORA-1015 at 1/14/15 11:00 PM:
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The current job update retention period is set at 30 days. However, a paused update is still considered active (as long as the update lock still exists) and is not a subject to pruning. So, technically the feature worked as designed.
The fact that job update remained even though its job had gone is the unfortunate reality of Aurora not treating jobs (job keys) as first level. This will likely to change with migrating TaskStore to H2.
How did this issue surface itself? Did you get any abnormal error when interacting with the job via client?
was (Author: maximk):
The current job update retention period is set at 30 days. However, a paused update is still considered active and is not a subject to pruning. So, technically the feature worked as designed.
The fact that job update remained even though its job had gone is the unfortunate reality of Aurora not treating jobs (job keys) as first level. This will likely to change with migrating TaskStore to H2.
How did this issue surface itself? Did you get any abnormal error when interacting with the job via client?
> Paused update survives past job lifetime
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> Key: AURORA-1015
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/AURORA-1015
> Project: Aurora
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: Scheduler
> Reporter: Chris Lambert
> Assignee: Maxim Khutornenko
> Labels: twitter
>
> I left an asynchronous update paused for a month. During that time, all the tasks in that job died, but the paused update remained.
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