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RATIS-2629. Handle Netty based request asynchronously and improve exception handling #1538
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So, it's still a single worker pool (corePoolSize is 0). But instead of using TCP backpressure, we are pushing everything to the unlimited queue and creating pressure on the memory. Moreover, previously, Netty’s worker EventLoops handled connection shards independently, so a blocked request delayed only that shard’s RPCs. The new default single request worker queues all inbound RPCs, including heartbeats, so one slow request can delay heartbeats and trigger leader election.
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Yes this was one issue which I missed and faced before (hence the test failure in flaky test suite).
corePoolSize=0+ an unbounded queue causesrequestExecutorto be single-threaded, and since handle() blocks until commit, this causes the timeouts.I have addressed this by switching to a fixed pool for now as the related change would increase LoC.
Filed https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/RATIS-2637 for the improvement as a follow up.