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Discovery timeouts, emergency read operations throttled by discovery timeouts #1351
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Followup to an issue reported outside this repo.
Scenario:
ReadTopologyInstanceBufferable
(the main discovery function) runs again and again, totaling 3 concurrent executions, exhausting the connection pool limit for this instance.api/discover/the-instance/3306
are blocked on this instanceorchestrator/raft
setup, someone callsapi/discover/the-instance/3306
Description
Timeouts already configured at DSN level. We add:
context.WithTimeout()
inReadTopologyInstanceBufferable
, now usingdb.QueryRowContext()
andsqlutils.QueryRowsMapContext()
topology_recovery.go
,emergentlyReadTopologyInstance()
only runs at most 1 read (for a given instance) perMySQLDiscoveryReadTimeoutSeconds
, to avoid further spamming the instance.Expected result: worst case scenario an operation will hang up to
MySQLDiscoveryReadTimeoutSeconds
(configurable, default:10
)