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Sharded Replicaset - replicas fall behind (3.0.0-rc6)

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    • Resolution: Duplicate
    • Priority: Icon: Major - P3 Major - P3
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    • Affects Version/s: 3.0.0-rc6
    • Component/s: Replication, WiredTiger
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    • Environment:
      Centos 6
    • Fully Compatible
    • Linux
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      Start sharded replica set with (we have 8) say, 2 shards, 1 primary and 1 replicaset.
      Pump in 4k updates/sec (each update is a push/pop on a 4kb doc).
      Watch replicaset have 0 updates/sec in mongostat and replication delay (via MMS) show increasing numbers. Occasionally large numbers of updates will show going through the replica, then stop again, but net replication delay alway increases with time.

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      Start sharded replica set with (we have 8) say, 2 shards, 1 primary and 1 replicaset. Pump in 4k updates/sec (each update is a push/pop on a 4kb doc). Watch replicaset have 0 updates/sec in mongostat and replication delay (via MMS) show increasing numbers. Occasionally large numbers of updates will show going through the replica, then stop again, but net replication delay alway increases with time.
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      We're seeing our replicaset not able to keep up with the primary in a peculiar way.

      Previously we were on 2.6 and the replication worked fine, no changes since then except upgrading to 3.0.0-rc6.

      I see (via mongostat) primaries getting approx. 4k updates/sec each times 8 shards; secondaries show 0 updates/sec. I stop the replica daemon, wipe the directory, and restart. The resync starts and executes properly, catching up and going into 'SEC' mode on mongostat. This lasts only several seconds before the updates/sec on SEC goes to 0. Primary is still 4k updates/sec.

      Logs on secondaries show lots of these kind of messages:

      2015-01-26T14:02:48.942-0600 I QUERY    [conn193] killcursors  keyUpdates:0 writeConflicts:0 numYields:0 11777ms
2015-01-26T14:02:48.942-0600 I QUERY    [conn109] killcursors  keyUpdates:0 writeConflicts:0 numYields:0 11717ms
2015-01-26T14:02:48.943-0600 I QUERY    [conn133] killcursors  keyUpdates:0 writeConflicts:0 numYields:0 11702ms
2015-01-26T14:02:48.943-0600 I QUERY    [conn206] killcursors  keyUpdates:0 writeConflicts:0 numYields:0 11691ms
2015-01-26T14:02:48.943-0600 I QUERY    [conn156] killcursors  keyUpdates:0 writeConflicts:0 numYields:0 11681ms
2015-01-26T14:03:01.363-0600 I NETWORK  [conn218] end connection 10.235.67.65:18027 (113 connections now open)

      I've updated several times through rc4, rc5, rc6, and am now even running the nightly, all show the same behavior.

      Note this is a very write-intensive application. Data is stored on SSD's, journals on spinning disk, but I've tried moving journals to SSD and it hasn't helped.

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            Reporter:
            justanyone Kevin J. Rice
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