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Hypothesis:I believe I can start a lot of timers without impacting the general throughput #31

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Zelldon opened this issue Jul 9, 2020 · 1 comment
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Hypothesis:I believe I can start a lot of timers without impacting the general throughput #31

Zelldon opened this issue Jul 9, 2020 · 1 comment
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Await Fix Contribution: Availability This issue will contribute to build up confidence in reliability. Contribution: Performability This issue will contribute to build up confidence in performability. Hypothesis A thing which worries us and is ready for exploration. Impact: Low The issue has an low impact on the system. Likelihood: High The likelihood of this issue is really high!

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Zelldon commented Jul 9, 2020

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I believe I can start a lot of timers without impacting the general throughput.

I expect that the processed records (events/commands) are stable. It might that creating new workflow instances will not work due to back pressure, but the processing should not stop.
@Zelldon Zelldon added Hypothesis A thing which worries us and is ready for exploration. Impact: Low The issue has an low impact on the system. Likelihood: High The likelihood of this issue is really high! Contribution: Availability This issue will contribute to build up confidence in reliability. Contribution: Performability This issue will contribute to build up confidence in performability. labels Jul 9, 2020
@Zelldon Zelldon changed the title Hypothesis: I can continuously start timers without impacting my performance Hypothesis:I believe I can start a lot of timers without impacting the general throughput Jul 9, 2020
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Zelldon commented Jul 9, 2020

Done in last chaos day https://github.com/zeebe-io/zeebe-chaos/blob/master/chaos-days/2020-07-09/summary.md Found out that the throughput is not stable since processing and timer triggering are coupled. Created camunda/camunda#4931

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