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Don't delete local shard data when its allocated on a node that doesn't exists #4502

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kimchy opened this issue Dec 18, 2013 · 0 comments
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kimchy commented Dec 18, 2013

This is an extreme case, exposed by a bug we had in our allocation in local gateway, causing a cluster state that doesn't include a node in the nodes list, but still has the shard in the routing table pointing at the non existent node. Then, when a node on the same box comes back, it will cause the local shard data to be deleted because it thinks its fully allocated on other nodes.

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kimchy added a commit that referenced this issue Dec 18, 2013
…'t exists

This is an extreme case, exposed by a bug we had in our allocation in local gateway, causing a cluster state that doesn't include a node in the nodes list, but still has the shard in the routing table pointing at the non existent node. Then, when a node on the same box comes back, it will cause the local shard data to be deleted because it thinks its fully allocated on other nodes.
fixes #4502
brusic pushed a commit to brusic/elasticsearch that referenced this issue Jan 19, 2014
…'t exists

This is an extreme case, exposed by a bug we had in our allocation in local gateway, causing a cluster state that doesn't include a node in the nodes list, but still has the shard in the routing table pointing at the non existent node. Then, when a node on the same box comes back, it will cause the local shard data to be deleted because it thinks its fully allocated on other nodes.
fixes elastic#4502
mute pushed a commit to mute/elasticsearch that referenced this issue Jul 29, 2015
…'t exists

This is an extreme case, exposed by a bug we had in our allocation in local gateway, causing a cluster state that doesn't include a node in the nodes list, but still has the shard in the routing table pointing at the non existent node. Then, when a node on the same box comes back, it will cause the local shard data to be deleted because it thinks its fully allocated on other nodes.
fixes elastic#4502
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