* Replace (deprecate) akka.cluster.auto-down config setting with
akka.cluster.auto-down-unreachable-after
* AutoDown actor that keeps track of unreachable members
and performs down from the leader node when they have been
unreachable for the specified duration
* Migration guide
* Replace unreachable Set with Reachability table
* Unreachable members stay in member Set
* Downing a live member was moved it to the unreachable Set,
and then removed from there by the leader. That will not
work when flipping back to reachable, so a Down member must
be detected as unreachable before beeing removed. Similar
to Exiting. Member shuts down itself if it sees itself as
Down.
* Flip back to reachable when failure detector monitors it as
available again
* ReachableMember event
* Can't ignore gossip from aggregated unreachable (see SurviveNetworkInstabilitySpec)
* Make use of ReachableMember event in cluster router
* End heartbeat when acknowledged, EndHeartbeatAck
* Remove nr-of-end-heartbeats from conf
* Full reachability info in JMX cluster status
* Don't use interval after unreachable for AccrualFailureDetector history
* Add QuarantinedEvent to remoting, used for Reachability.Terminated
* Prune reachability table when all reachable
* Update documentation
* Performance testing and optimizations
* Disallow join requests when already part of a cluster
* Remove wipe state when joining, since join can only be
performed from empty state
* When trying to join, only accept gossip from that member
* Ignore gossips from unknown (and unreachable) members
* Make sure received gossip contains selfAddress
* Test join of fresh node with same host:port
* Remove JoinTwoClustersSpec
* Welcome message as reply to Join
* Retry unsucessful join request
* AddressUidExtension
* Uid in cluster Member identifier
To be able to distinguish nodes with same host:port
after restart.
* Ignore gossip with wrong uid
* Renamed Remove command to Shutdown
* Use uid in vclock identifier
* Update sample, Member apply is private
* Disabled config duration syntax and cleanup of io settings
* Update documentation
* Config of node roles cluster.role
* Cluster router configurable with use-role
* RoleLeaderChanged event
* Cluster singleton per role
* Cluster only starts once all required per-role node
counts are reached,
role.<role-name>.min-nr-of-members config
* Update documentation and make use of the roles in the examples
* Changed TransportAdapterProvider to support java impl
* Verified java impl of AbstractTransportAdapter and
ActorTransportAdapter
* Privatized things that should not be public api
* Consistent usage of INTERNAL API marker in scaladoc
* Added some missing doc in conf
* Added missing SerialVersionUID
* Failure detector was previously copied with refactoring to
akka-remote and this refactoring makes use of that and removes
the failure detector in akka-cluster
* Adjustments to reference.conf
* Refactoring of FailureDetectorPuppet
* Previous work-around was introduced because Netty blocks when sending
to broken connections. This is supposed to be solved by the non-blocking
new remoting.
* Removed HeartbeatSender and CoreSender in cluster
* Added tests to verify that broken connections don't disturb live connection
* Subscribe to InstantMemberEvent and start heartbeating when
InstantMemberUp. Same for metrics.
* HeartbeatNodeRing data structure for bidirectional mapping of
heartbeat sender and receiver. Not using ConsistentHash anymore.
Node addresses are hashed to ensure that neighbors are spread out.
* HeartbeatRequest when receiver detects that it has not received
expected heartbeats.
* New test InitialHeartbeatSpec that simulates the problem
* Add/remove some related conf properties
* Add some more logging to be able to diagnose eventual problems
* Explicit config of nr-of-end-heartbeats
* case object and case class for MixMetricsSelector
* Rename decay-half-life-duration to moving-average-half-life
* Clarification of decay-half-life-duration and collect-interval
* Removed Fields, Java compatibility issue
* Adapt for-yield variables
* Comment metrics collector constructor that takes system param
* Don't copy EWMA if not needed
* LogOf2 constant 0.69315
* Don't use mapValues
* Remove RichInt conversion
* sigar version replace tag in docs
* createDeployer factory method to make it possible to override
deployer in subclass
* Improve readability of MetricsListener (in sample)
* Better startup of factorial sample (no sleep)
* Many minor enhancements and cleanups
* Refactoring of standard metrics extractors and data structures
* Removed optional value in Metric, simplified a lot
* Configuration of EWMA by using half-life duration
* Renamed DataStream to EWMA
* Incorporate review feedback
* Use binarySearch for selecting weighted routees
* More metrics selectors for the router
* Removed network metrics, since not supported on linux
* Configuration of router
* Rename to AdaptiveLoadBalancingRouter
* Remove total cores metrics, since it's the same as jmx getAvailableProcessors,
tested on intel 24 core server and amd 48 core server, and MBP
* API cleanup
* Java API additions
* Documentation of metrics and AdaptiveLoadBalancingRouter
* New cluster sample to illustrate metrics in the documentation,
and play around with (factorial)
* MetricsSelector, calculate capacity, weights and allocate weighted
routee refs
* ClusterLoadBalancingRouterSpec
* Optional heap max
* Constants for the metric fields
* Refactoring of Metric and decay
* Rewrite of DataStreamSpec
* Correction of EWMA and removal of BigInt, BigDecimal
* Separation of MetricsCollector into trait and two classes,
SigarMetricsCollector and JmxMetricsCollector
* This will reduce cost when sigar is not installed, such as
avoiding throwing and catching exc for every call
* Improved error handling for loading sigar
* Made MetricsCollector implementation configurable
* Tested with sigar
* Previously heartbeat messages was sent to all other members, i.e.
each member was monitored by all other members in the cluster.
* This was the number one know scalability bottleneck, due to the
number of interconnections.
* Limit sending of heartbeats to a few (5) members. Select and
re-balance with consistent hashing algorithm when new members
are added or removed.
* Send a few EndHeartbeat when ending send of Heartbeat messages.
* 2 Sample applications with main programs to play with,
and multi-node tests to illustrate testing, and
code snippets for inclusion in rst docs
* TransformationSample illustratates subscription to
cluster events
* StatsSample illustrates usage of cluster aware routers, both
lookup and deploy
* Major refactoring to remove the need to use special
Cluster instance for testing. Use default Cluster
extension instead. Most of it is trivial changes.
* Used failure-detector.implementation-class from config
to swap to Puppet
* Removed FailureDetectorStrategy, since it doesn't add any value
* Added Cluster.joinSeedNodes to be able to test seedNodes when Addresses
are unknown before startup time.
* Removed ClusterEnvironment that was passed around among the actors,
instead they use the ordinary Cluster extension.
* Overall much cleaner design
* Config max-nr-of-instances-per-node
* selectDeploymentTarget that takes max-nr-of-instances-per-node
and nr-of-instances into account
* Deploy when new member added or removed
* Moved routeeProps to RouteeProvider constructor, needed for
this feature, but also simplifies createRoute, createRoutee,
and resize, since routeeProps doesn't have to be passed around.
* Gossip is not exposed in user api
* Better and more events
* Snapshot event sent to new subscriber
* Updated tests
* Periodic publish only for internal stats
* Trying to simultaneously resolving conflicts at several nodes creates new conflicts.
Therefore the leader resolves conflicts to limit divergence. To avoid overload there
is also a configurable rate limit of how many conflicts that are handled by second.
* Netty blocks when sending to broken connections. ClusterHeartbeatSender actor
isolates sending to different nodes by using child workers for each target
address and thereby reduce the risk of irregular heartbeats to healty
nodes due to broken connections to other nodes.
