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Long running stress test never terminates #136
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Ah, looks like tlp-stress/src/main/kotlin/com/thelastpickle/tlpstress/converters/HumanReadableTimeConverter.kt Line 25 in 64caed9
I wonder why
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Also, when I look at the csv output I see that many of the data points at the end are identical:
and when I look at dashboards in datadog I see that CPU usage dropped off after the 3hr mark. |
I'm using tlp-stress to validate that cassandra running on AWS graviton instances behaves I expect. I've done 5 minute tests against a few cassandra clusters running on different instance types and those tests have done quite well.
Yesterday I kicked off multihour tests and I'm finding that I've hit some edge case in tlp-stress. Here's the command I used to kick off these multihour tests:
tlp-stress run KeyValue --compaction lcs --deleterate 0 --host cassandra-paymahn-testing-amd-chill.cassandra-paymahn-testing-amd-chill --csv /results/2021-05-18 15:20:46.582214/keyvalue-lcs.csv --duration 3hr
.When I view the csv file I see entries starting at
2021-05-18T18:20:56
and going until just a few minutes ago,2021-05-19T12:49:26
.I kicked off the above command in the background on a node in k8s using
&
notation. When I runps -aux
I see that the process is still running:It seems like there might be some bug with tlp-stress and long running tests.
EDIT: note that the
tlp-stress
process was started on May 18 for a duration of 3 hours (and it was started early in the day) and now I'm posting this on May 19.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: