How is it possible to keep moving from CONNECTION_SUSPENDED to CONNECTION_LOST states and vice versa?
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Our curator client kept moving from CONNECTION_SUSPENDED to CONNECTION_LOST multiple times without a single CONNECTION_RECONNECTED event.
I understand that a connection is susupended, when the curator is disconnected from Zookeeper on the network level. And the connection is lost, when curator beleives the session has expired.
But how is it possible that curator believes that the connection was suspended (lost, on the network level) even if we weren't connected once ?
We restarted Zookeeper, but it didn't fix anything and we had to restart the whole application to get connected again. Is this possible a problem with the Curator framework ? Because obviously it could've connected to Zookeeper, as it did after the restart.
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asked Nov 9 at 20:51
Muhammad Gelbana
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Our curator client kept moving from CONNECTION_SUSPENDED to CONNECTION_LOST multiple times without a single CONNECTION_RECONNECTED event.
I understand that a connection is susupended, when the curator is disconnected from Zookeeper on the network level. And the connection is lost, when curator beleives the session has expired.
But how is it possible that curator believes that the connection was suspended (lost, on the network level) even if we weren't connected once ?
We restarted Zookeeper, but it didn't fix anything and we had to restart the whole application to get connected again. Is this possible a problem with the Curator framework ? Because obviously it could've connected to Zookeeper, as it did after the restart.
apache-zookeeper apache-curator
asked Nov 9 at 20:51
Muhammad Gelbana
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Our curator client kept moving from CONNECTION_SUSPENDED to CONNECTION_LOST multiple times without a single CONNECTION_RECONNECTED event.
I understand that a connection is susupended, when the curator is disconnected from Zookeeper on the network level. And the connection is lost, when curator beleives the session has expired.
But how is it possible that curator believes that the connection was suspended (lost, on the network level) even if we weren't connected once ?
We restarted Zookeeper, but it didn't fix anything and we had to restart the whole application to get connected again. Is this possible a problem with the Curator framework ? Because obviously it could've connected to Zookeeper, as it did after the restart.
apache-zookeeper apache-curator
asked Nov 9 at 20:51
Muhammad Gelbana
2,39022862
Our curator client kept moving from CONNECTION_SUSPENDED to CONNECTION_LOST multiple times without a single CONNECTION_RECONNECTED event.
I understand that a connection is susupended, when the curator is disconnected from Zookeeper on the network level. And the connection is lost, when curator beleives the session has expired.
But how is it possible that curator believes that the connection was suspended (lost, on the network level) even if we weren't connected once ?
We restarted Zookeeper, but it didn't fix anything and we had to restart the whole application to get connected again. Is this possible a problem with the Curator framework ? Because obviously it could've connected to Zookeeper, as it did after the restart.
apache-zookeeper apache-curator
apache-zookeeper apache-curator
asked Nov 9 at 20:51
Muhammad Gelbana
2,39022862
asked Nov 9 at 20:51
Muhammad Gelbana
2,39022862
asked Nov 9 at 20:51
Muhammad Gelbana
2,39022862
asked Nov 9 at 20:51
Muhammad Gelbana
2,39022862
asked Nov 9 at 20:51
Muhammad Gelbana
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