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Suggestion
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Resolution: Fixed
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Issue Summary
After Jira's database is restarted, cache replication issues might occur.
Steps to Reproduce
- Restart Jira's database with the application running
Expected Results
Jira connects to the database and continues to work normally, if configured correctly.
Actual Results
Jira typically reconnects to the database and resumes its operations normally.
In some cases, though, we start seeing the cache queue increasing to a point that the queue fills up and cache replication packages are consistently dropped.
This happen due to localq threads getting terminated after DB exceptions.
You can see the queue size in the logs. For example:
grep LOCALQ atlassian-jira.log*| grep -Eo '^.*"queueSize":\d*'
Workaround
Restart Jira. In Jira DC, a rolling restart can be performed to avoid downtime.
- is related to
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JRASERVER-72856 Large Localq filesizes can result in Cache Replication errors from Tape
- Closed
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JRASERVER-21690 Add clustered databases as supported platforms for Jira
- Closed
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JRASERVER-61223 Support database failover
- Gathering Interest
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