6 Replies Latest reply on Dec 16, 2014 10:06 AM by rvansa

    Infinispan cache is not updated properly

    sakthiprabhu

      Hi,

       

      I am facing an issue when a node disconnects from the cluster setup and gets connect back. In this process the infinispan cache is not getting updated accordingly.

      I am using Jgroups 6.0.2 MERGE3.

       

      I have attached the configuration setup.

       

      Could any one help me on this issue.

       

      Message was edited by: Sathya Prabhu

        • 1. Re: Infinispan cache is not updated properly
          rvansa

          Infinispan 6 does not support node reconnect - this is called 'split brain' or 'partition' handling. Upgrade to Infinispan 7 and enable partition handling in configuration.

           

          See http://blog.infinispan.org/2014/08/partitioned-clusters-tell-no-lies.html

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          • 2. Re: Infinispan cache is not updated properly
            sakthiprabhu

            Thanks Radim.

             

            Does Infinispan 7 works with WildFly 8.1 ?.

            • 3. Re: Infinispan cache is not updated properly
              sakthiprabhu

              Thanks Radim.

               

              Here is my set-up :

               

              NODE 1 (MASTER)

              ----------------------------

              Server Cache : NODE01

              Server Nodes : NODE01/server

              EJB Cache : NODE01

              EJB Nodes : NODE01/ejb

               

              Later I add NODE 2 to NODE 1 :-

               

              NODE 1 (MASTER)

              -----------------------------

              Received new cluster view: [NODE01/server|1] (2) [NODE01/server, NODE02/server]


              Server Cache : NODE01, NODE2

              Server Nodes : NODE01/server, NODE02/server

              EJB Cache : NODE01, NODE02

              EJB Nodes : NODE01/ejb, NODE02/ejb

               

              NODE 2

              ------------

              Server Cache : NODE01, NODE2

              Server Nodes : NODE01/server, NODE02/server

              EJB Cache : NODE01, NODE02

              EJB Nodes : NODE01/ejb, NODE02/ejb

               

              Then I disconnect the NODE 2 from the Cluster :-

              Here both the nodes acts as a separate Singleton nodes.

               

              NODE 1 (MASTER)

              ----------------------------

              Received new cluster view: [NODE01/server|2] (1) [NODE01/server]

               

              Server Cache : NODE01

              Server Nodes : NODE01/server

              EJB Cache : NODE01

              EJB Nodes : NODE01/ejb

               

              NODE 2 (MASTER)

              ----------------------------

              Received new cluster view: [NODE02/server|2] (1) [NODE02/server]

               

              Server Cache : NODE02

              Server Nodes : NODE02/server

              EJB Cache : NODE02

              EJB Nodes : NODE02/ejb

               

              Later I connects back the NODE 2 to NODE 1 :-

              Here Both the nodes receives  MERGE VIEW, but the caches does not updates accordingly.

               

              NODE 1 (MASTER)

              ----------------------------

              Received new, MERGED cluster view: MergeView::[NODE01/ejb|3] (2) [NODE01/ejb, NODE02/ejb], 2 subgroups: [NODE01/ejb|2] (1) [NODE01/ejb], [NODE02/ejb|2] (1) [NODE02/ejb]

               

              Server Cache : NODE01

              Server Nodes : NODE01/server, NODE02/server

              EJB Cache : NODE01

              EJB Nodes : NODE01/ejb, NODE02/ejb

               

              NODE 2 (MASTER)

              -----------------------------

              Received new, MERGED cluster view: MergeView::[NODE01/ejb|3] (2) [NODE01/ejb, NODE02/ejb], 2 subgroups: [NODE01/ejb|2] (1) [NODE01/ejb], [NODE02/ejb|2] (1) [NODE02/ejb]

               

              Server Cache : NODE02

              Server Nodes : NODE01/server, NODE02/server

              EJB Cache : NODE02

              EJB Nodes : NODE01/ejb, NODE02/ejb

               

               

              I found that, NODE 2 receives VIEW as [Server2, Server1] even though NODE 1 is MASTER, and as per MERGE3 Server2 (NODE 2 - first node of the VIEW TreeSet) becoming the MERGE LEADER.

               

              I am new to Infinispan. I am unable to track the issue. Please guide me if I am wrong.

               

              Thanks,

              Sathya Prabhu R.

              • 4. Re: Infinispan cache is not updated properly
                rvansa

                I am not sure what are you asking for. As I've said, Infinispan 6 does not support split brain scenario, you cannot solve your problem with this version. Infinispan 7 should work inside WildFly when using it in library mode (embedded into your WAR), but I am not sure how could that work for session replication. Quick google showed me http://stackoverflow.com/questions/27031481/use-infinispan-7-for-wildfly-8-1-0

                • 5. Re: Infinispan cache is not updated properly
                  sakthiprabhu

                  Radim,

                  Infinispan cache is not getting updated accordingly to the MERGE VIEW. I am facing the same issue in infinispan 7 too.

                  • 6. Re: Infinispan cache is not updated properly
                    rvansa

                    The data cannot be simply "merged" (see CAP theorem). JGroups merges are different issue.

                     

                    You need to enable partition handling in your standalone.xml in order to deny any writes to a broken cluster. See configuration schema for urn:infinispan:server:core:7.0 (found in server's docs/schema/jboss-infinispan-core_7.0.xsd), here you will find element partition-handling which you have to set with enabled=true in each clustered cache configuration.