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[Bug]: balancer overload the same QueryNode #38718
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issue: #38718 pr: #38719 The balancer calculates the workload of executing tasks as an ongoing score for target nodes. However, a logic issue arises when GetSegmentTaskDelta or GetChannelTaskDelta is called with collectionID=-1, which incorrectly returns zero. Due to the incorrect global score, the executing task's workload is not properly reflected for each collection. Consequently, each collection submits its own balance task, leading to the balancer assigning excessive tasks to the same QueryNode. --------- Signed-off-by: Wei Liu <[email protected]>
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issue: #38718 pr: #38719 The balancer calculates the workload of executing tasks as an ongoing score for target nodes. However, a logic issue arises when GetSegmentTaskDelta or GetChannelTaskDelta is called with collectionID=-1, which incorrectly returns zero. Due to the incorrect global score, the executing task's workload is not properly reflected for each collection. Consequently, each collection submits its own balance task, leading to the balancer assigning excessive tasks to the same QueryNode. --------- Signed-off-by: Wei Liu <[email protected]>
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issue: #38718 The balancer calculates the workload of executing tasks as an ongoing score for target nodes. However, a logic issue arises when GetSegmentTaskDelta or GetChannelTaskDelta is called with collectionID=-1, which incorrectly returns zero. Due to the incorrect global score, the executing task's workload is not properly reflected for each collection. Consequently, each collection submits its own balance task, leading to the balancer assigning excessive tasks to the same QueryNode. --------- Signed-off-by: Wei Liu <[email protected]>
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The balancer calculates the workload of executing tasks as an ongoing score for target nodes. However, a logic issue arises when GetSegmentTaskDelta or GetChannelTaskDelta is called with collectionID=-1, which incorrectly returns zero.
Due to the incorrect global score, the executing task's workload is not properly reflected for each collection. Consequently, each collection submits its own balance task, leading to the balancer assigning excessive tasks to the same QueryNode.
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