[rabbitmq-discuss] A three-node cluster hangs completely in ec2
Emile Joubert
emile at rabbitmq.com
Fri Aug 23 09:49:33 BST 2013
Hi Jon,
On 22/08/13 20:17, Jon Dokulil wrote:
> 2. Each queue is using an HA policy
Which HA policy are they using? (all/exactly/nodes)
> 3. We notice that a few of the queues still show their "node" as being
> node A, even though it is not currently running.
> 5. When A comes back online, those queues that show A as their 'node'
> now show zero mirrors.
What do you mean by "their node"? How did you determine this? What was
the output of "rabbitmqctl cluster_status" when A started up?
> 6. I attempt to delete the queue via the management webapp. At that
> point all three nodes become 100% unresponsive.
Do nodes still accept connections on port 5672?
> Does anybody have experience with this? What additional information
> should I provide? It's causing a lot of stress and confuses the heck out
> of me. Any guidance is much appreciated.
Are there any errors in the logfiles? The logfiles and sasl logs of all
3 brokers may help to determine the cause.
Please provide the output of "rabbitmqctl report" from just before the
brokers becomes unresponsive.
Can you reproduce the issue 100% reliably, and does this only happen on EC2?
-Emile
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