I don't have this fully locked down, but I suspect there may be something here:
Scenario: 2 node cluster, first node has 10 --slave-parallel-threads in inbound async replication. No other writes, wsrep_preordered=OFF.
2nd node starts and gets stuck in JOINED catching up very slowly, 80-100 tps.
2nd node has a persistent wsrep_cert_deps_distance=1.0000
1st node is very fast by itself: 1k+ tps, but 2nd node JOINED sends a lot of FC.
My diagnosis is that the send node can't keep up because the writesets are not allowing parallelism for some reason. My hunch is that this may be related to slave-parallel-workers.
I don't have this fully locked down, but I suspect there may be something here:
Scenario: 2 node cluster, first node has 10 --slave- parallel- threads in inbound async replication. No other writes, wsrep_preordere d=OFF.
2nd node starts and gets stuck in JOINED catching up very slowly, 80-100 tps. deps_distance= 1.0000
2nd node has a persistent wsrep_cert_
1st node is very fast by itself: 1k+ tps, but 2nd node JOINED sends a lot of FC.
My diagnosis is that the send node can't keep up because the writesets are not allowing parallelism for some reason. My hunch is that this may be related to slave-parallel- workers.