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[jira] [Created] (PHOENIX-2883) Region close during automatic disabling of index for rebuilding can lead to RS abort

Josh Elser created PHOENIX-2883:
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             Summary: Region close during automatic disabling of index for rebuilding can lead to RS abort
                 Key: PHOENIX-2883
                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/PHOENIX-2883
             Project: Phoenix
          Issue Type: Bug
            Reporter: Josh Elser
            Assignee: Josh Elser


(disclaimer: still performing due-diligence on this one)

I've been helping a user this week with what is thought to be a race condition in secondary index updates. This user has a relatively heavy write-based workload with a few tables that each have at least one index.

What we have seen is that when the region distribution is changing (concretely, we were doing a rolling restart of the cluster without the load balancer disabled in the hopes of retaining as much availability as possible), I've seen the following general outline in the logs:

* An index update fails (due to {{ERROR 2008 (INT10)}} the index metadata cache expired or is just missing)
* The index is taken offline to be asynchronously rebuilt
* A flush on the data table's region is queue for quite some time
* RS is asked to close a region (due to a move, commonly)
* RS aborts because the memstore for the data table's region is in an inconsistent state (e.g. {{Assertion failed while closing store <region> <colfam> flushableSize expected=0, actual= 193392. Current memstoreSize=-552208. Maybe a coprocessor operation failed and left the memstore in a partially updated state.}}

Some relevant HBase issues include HBASE-10514 and HBASE-10844.

Have been talking to [~ayingshu] and [~devaraj] about it, but haven't found anything definitively conclusive yet. Will dump findings here.



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