Enhancements to MemQ Cluster Sensor #308
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This PR addresses an issue where the MemQ Cluster Sensor could fail after running for an extended period by introducing a mechanism to refresh the
CuratorFramework
client upon encountering ZK call exceptions. Previously, after MemQ orion ran for some time, theCuratorFramework
might consistently throw exceptions, requiring engineers to restart orion to restore the system to a normal state. With this update, the client is now automatically recreated when exceptions occur. The newly instantiated client is attached to the MemQ cluster class, ensuring continuous availability.Key Improvements
Refreshed Zookeeper Client:
CuratorFramework
client is now refreshed automatically on encountering exceptions, enhancing system reliability and reducing manual intervention. This feature can be turned on/off.Refactored Zookeeper Logic:
MemqZookeeperClient
. This refactoring clarifies theMemqClusterSensor
code.MemqZookeeperClient
does not share Zookeeper logic with Kafka because the ZK paths and commands differ significantly. Accordingly, it does not extend classes such asOrionZookeeperClient
.Graceful Handling of Node Broker Clusters:
Testing
The changes have been deployed and running within Pinterest for more than one day without any reported sensor errors, demonstrating improved stability and reliability.