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Allow tick interval override via orderer.yaml #1981

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  • Improvement (improvement to code, performance, etc)

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If a raft network becomes unstable, sometimes, adjusting the tick
interval can be effective to restore it. However, the tick interval is
stored in the channel config, so if the network is not operational,
modifying it is very challenging. This commit adds a new option to the
orderer etcdraft consensus config, allowing the channel config parameter
to be overridden from the local configuration.

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If a raft network becomes unstable, sometimes, adjusting the tick
interval can be effective to restore it.  However, the tick interval is
stored in the channel config, so if the network is not operational,
modifying it is very challenging.  This commit adds a new option to the
orderer etcdraft consensus config, allowing the channel config parameter
to be overridden from the local configuration.

Signed-off-by: Jason Yellick <jyellick@us.ibm.com>
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jyellick commented Oct 7, 2020

@guoger (or anyone else) This one should be pretty straight forward -- I have backports ready for release-2.2 and release-1.4

@yacovm yacovm merged commit 49dbea4 into hyperledger:master Oct 7, 2020
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