Details
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Bug
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Status: In Progress (View Workflow)
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Critical
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Resolution: Unresolved
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10.5.15
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Galera version: 26.4.6-buster
Debian Version: 10.6
Kernel version: 4.19.0-12-amd64
Description
In an environment running Galera Cluster with 6 MariaDB nodes, 1 arbitrator node, some replicas and a ProxySQL, after a network issue that triggered a state transfer on two nodes,
for some reason, almost all the transactions hang in:
- “starting” state on the commit statement or on "".
- "acquiring total order isolation" on the "KILL CONNECTION" statement (The "KILL CONNECTION" was requested by the ProxySQL)
We tried to restart the service but it hangs on stopping, ProxySQL detected this node as down and switched the traffic to another node.
By looking at the backtrace it seems that we have a kind of "pthread_cond_wait() deadlock" executed by lock.wait() on the enter() function on the commit monitor during the commit order critical section.
Unfortunately, we didn't find a way to reproduce the problem