Qpid: advance thru the list of brokers on reconnect
Sync 877f1cab328fe8a9f8214687ea7e1287862de87d from oslo-incubator's
stable/havana branch.
In Qpid implementation, when using multiple qpid_hosts, we don't want to
immediately retry failed connection for the same failed broker. This was not
the case in existing implementation though, where we've always attempted to
reconnect starting from the first broker in the list of candidates. So if the
first broker failed, we initiated reconnect to the same failed broker.
This change makes reconnect() implementation to select the next broker in the
list. This also means that non-failure reconnect attempts will also switch the
current broker. All in all, users should not rely on any particular order to
use brokers from the list, so this should not constitute an issue.
Reviewed: https:/ /review. openstack. org/107789 /git.openstack. org/cgit/ openstack/ heat/commit/ ?id=2a5b4a78f3a db2b180b1575322 47ae0a87159569
Committed: https:/
Submitter: Jenkins
Branch: stable/havana
commit 2a5b4a78f3adb2b 180b157532247ae 0a87159569
Author: Steven Hardy <email address hidden>
Date: Thu Jul 17 19:24:03 2014 +0100
Qpid: advance thru the list of brokers on reconnect
Sync 877f1cab328fe8a 9f8214687ea7e12 87862de87d from oslo-incubator's
stable/havana branch.
In Qpid implementation, when using multiple qpid_hosts, we don't want to
immediately retry failed connection for the same failed broker. This was not
the case in existing implementation though, where we've always attempted to
reconnect starting from the first broker in the list of candidates. So if the
first broker failed, we initiated reconnect to the same failed broker.
This change makes reconnect() implementation to select the next broker in the
list. This also means that non-failure reconnect attempts will also switch the
current broker. All in all, users should not rely on any particular order to
use brokers from the list, so this should not constitute an issue.
Change-Id: I5a630e76880c0d 4219c4a8a2b3354 e41899d9695
Partial-Bug: 1261631