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PR#19684 brings possibility of having nodes coordinator-only nodes (or zero-token nodes).
These types of nodes are going to be supported only in RAFT.
Such nodes, despite being registered in the cluster, do not handle any queries and should be excluded from query routing.
This feature is already present in cassandra, but not merged into scylla yet, so we might want to start testing it on our drivers with cassandra first.
Difference between cassandra and scylla implementation
Major difference is that these nodes are absent from system.peers and system.peers_v2 in cassandra, while in scylla implementation these nodes are going to be present there.
Due to this fact we will need to test Apache and datastax drivers against scylla as well.
Approx. Testing plan
Regular cluster
Spin up a cluster with 3 nodes
Join one additional node in zero-token mode, by setting join_ring to false in it's configuration, or adding -Dcassandra.join_ring=false to cli (cassandra only).
Make sure that drivers works as expected and do not throw any errors while reading schema with this node being in the cluster
Make sure that drivers works as expected and do not throw any errors while processing topology events (if these events issues) when such node joins/leaves cluster.
Make sure that zero-token node does not participate in the routing
Test if driver works properly if only connection point provided is zero-token node
Ensure that at no point driver throw error or warning caused by zero-token node presence.
Cluster that starts with zero-token node
Start single node cluster with join_ring=false
Connect to it, to make sure that driver session is created and every query end up in no host available error.
Populate cluster with 3 more nodes
Make sure that driver can execute queries
Ensure that at no point driver throw error or warning.
PR#19684 brings possibility of having nodes coordinator-only nodes (or zero-token nodes).
These types of nodes are going to be supported only in RAFT.
Such nodes, despite being registered in the cluster, do not handle any queries and should be excluded from query routing.
This feature is already present in cassandra, but not merged into scylla yet, so we might want to start testing it on our drivers with cassandra first.
Difference between cassandra and scylla implementation
Major difference is that these nodes are absent from
system.peers
andsystem.peers_v2
in cassandra, while in scylla implementation these nodes are going to be present there.Due to this fact we will need to test Apache and datastax drivers against
scylla
as well.Approx. Testing plan
Regular cluster
join_ring
tofalse
in it's configuration, or adding-Dcassandra.join_ring=false
to cli (cassandra only).zero-token
node does not participate in the routingzero-token
nodezero-token
node presence.Cluster that starts with zero-token node
no host available
error.Links
Original umbrella issue in
scylladb/scylladb
repo: scylladb/scylladb#19693Core issue to bring
join_ring
option into scylla: scylladb/scylladb#6527PR that brings this feature in scylladb/scylladb#19684
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