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etcd request too large error appeared in #6726 and #7315
Correct me if I am wrong,
the etcd request size can be linearly related to
the number of queries (during recovery, migration only)
the parallelism of each query
the size of the metadata of each query
This error now also appears in one POC case: only one query, but the query is particularly long and complicated
Of course, we can increase the --max-request-size of etcd to avoid the error as usual.
Although the doc of etcd said that a request of larger size may cause longer latency(I suppose it can be superlinear otherwise it is trivial), the etcd latency should be negligible compared to the total e2e latency of creating MV or recovery.
But in long term, we probably need to
compress the part that can be compressed,
or come up with a new and more concise representation.
Not particularly urgent as --max-request-size can be adjusted, but open this issue as a record
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etcd request too large
error appeared in #6726 and #7315Correct me if I am wrong,
the
etcd
request size can be linearly related toThis error now also appears in one POC case: only one query, but the query is particularly long and complicated
Of course, we can increase the
--max-request-size
ofetcd
to avoid the error as usual.Although the doc of
etcd
said that a request of larger size may cause longer latency(I suppose it can be superlinear otherwise it is trivial), theetcd
latency should be negligible compared to the total e2e latency of creating MV or recovery.But in long term, we probably need to
Not particularly urgent as
--max-request-size
can be adjusted, but open this issue as a recordThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: