I have more than one server applications and I'm using LoadBalancedRSocketMono.
If I restart one of them, then all request will forward to a single node.
I've found the exception here, because new socket have zero values.
private synchronized void quickSlowestRS() {
if (activeSockets.size() <= 1) {
return;
}
WeightedSocket slowest = null;
double lowestAvailability = Double.MAX_VALUE;
for (WeightedSocket socket : activeSockets) {
double load = socket.availability();
if (load == 0.0) {
slowest = socket;
break;
}
if (socket.getPredictedLatency() != 0) {
load *= 1.0 / socket.getPredictedLatency();
}
if (load < lowestAvailability) {
lowestAvailability = load;
slowest = socket;
}
}
if (slowest != null) {
activeSockets.remove(slowest);
}
}the call is in WeightedSocket
synchronized (LoadBalancedRSocketMono.this) {
if (activeSockets.size() >= targetAperture) {
quickSlowestRS();
pendingSockets -= 1;
}
}I think we don't need execute this method when we restart server node.
I have more than one server applications and I'm using LoadBalancedRSocketMono.
If I restart one of them, then all request will forward to a single node.
I've found the exception here, because new socket have zero values.
the call is in WeightedSocket
I think we don't need execute this method when we restart server node.