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Problem report
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Resolution: Fixed
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Critical
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5.0.14, 5.4.3, 6.0 (plan)
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Team A
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Sprint 79 (Aug 2021), Sprint 80 (Sep 2021)
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2
Steps to reproduce:
- use LTS 5.0 with PgSQL/TSDB
- generate history/trends data
Result:
select count(*),tablename,field from housekeeper group by tablename, field order by 1 desc; count tablename field 5618227 trends_uint itemid 5618227 history_text itemid 5618227 history_uint itemid 5618227 trends itemid 5618227 history itemid 5618227 history_log itemid 5618227 history_str itemid 56 events lldruleid 56 events itemid 2 events triggerid
Expected:
Internal housekeeper backlog should be cleaned automatically for history/trends, even if TimescaleDB is used.
This is a problem because of high amount of data, pgsql vacuum handling and also highly affects streaming replication.
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static unsigned char poption_mode_regular = ZBX_HK_MODE_REGULAR;
static unsigned char poption_global_disabled = ZBX_HK_OPTION_DISABLED;
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/* Housekeeper table mapping to housekeeping configuration values. */
/* This mapping is used to exclude disabled tables from housekeeping */
/* cleanup procedure. */
static zbx_hk_cleanup_table_t hk_cleanup_tables[] = {
{"history", &cfg.hk.history_mode, &cfg.hk.history_global},
{"history_log", &cfg.hk.history_mode, &cfg.hk.history_global},
{"history_str", &cfg.hk.history_mode, &cfg.hk.history_global},
{"history_text", &cfg.hk.history_mode, &cfg.hk.history_global},
{"history_uint", &cfg.hk.history_mode, &cfg.hk.history_global},
{"trends", &cfg.hk.trends_mode, &cfg.hk.trends_global},
{"trends_uint", &cfg.hk.trends_mode, &cfg.hk.trends_global},
/* force events housekeeping mode on to perform problem cleanup when events housekeeping is disabled */
{"events", &poption_mode_regular, &poption_global_disabled},
{NULL}
};
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/* assemble list of tables included in the housekeeping procedure */
for (table = hk_cleanup_tables; NULL != table->name; table++)
{
if (ZBX_HK_MODE_REGULAR != *table->poption_mode)
continue;
table_name_esc = DBdyn_escape_string(table->name);
zbx_chrcpy_alloc(&sql, &sql_alloc, &sql_offset, '\'');
zbx_strcpy_alloc(&sql, &sql_alloc, &sql_offset, table_name_esc);
zbx_strcpy_alloc(&sql, &sql_alloc, &sql_offset, "',");
zbx_free(table_name_esc);
}
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