HDDS-14724. Fix infinite CPU spin loop in ECBlockInputStream#9833
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What changes were proposed in this pull request?
This PR fixes a critical 100% CPU infinite spin loop bug in
ECBlockInputStreamthat occurs during transient network unavailability or DataNode unreadiness (e.g., when the underlying NIO channel returns0bytes).Currently,
ECBlockInputStream#readFromStreamonly checks ifactualRead == -1(EOF). If0bytes are returned whileexpectedRead > 0, the stream fails to advance its position but remains in thewhileloop, causing an infinite CPU spin and thread starvation.Proposed Solution:
Instead of introducing complex timeouts or backoff loops, this patch aligns the EC read path with the traditional replica read path (
BlockInputStream#readWithStrategy).By strictly validating
actualRead != expectedRead(or explicitly intercepting0), it throws anIOExceptionimmediately on inconsistent reads.This naturally integrates with the existing Ozone client architecture:
ECBlockInputStreamthrowsIOException.readWithStrategywraps it intoBadDataLocationException.ECBlockInputStreamProxycatches it and gracefully falls over tofailoverToReconstructionRead.This minimalist approach completely eliminates the spin loop while fully leveraging the ecosystem's native reconstruction/failover mechanisms without modifying the Proxy class.
What is the link to the Apache JIRA
https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/HDDS-14724
How was this patch tested?
Added a JUnit test testZeroByteReadTriggersFailoverException to verify that a 0-byte read in ECBlockInputStream correctly throws an IOException (which translates to BadDataLocationException), instantly breaking the loop.