ob_cluster_no_frozen

Description

This alert is triggered when the time interval between two freeze tasks of the OceanBase cluster managed by OceanBase Cloud Platform (OCP) exceeds the threshold. The default threshold is 90000s.

Principle

The following table describes the key parameters that are involved in the monitoring and alerting logic.

The value of the metric ob_cluster_no_frozen_seconds indicates the time interval between two freeze tasks of the OceanBase cluster. When this value is greater than the threshold, this alert is triggered. The default threshold is 90000s.

Alert rule

Alert information

Alert templates

• Overview: ${alarm_target} ${alarm_name}

• Details: ${alarm_target} ${alarm_name}. The last freeze was ${value}s ago, exceeding the threshold of ${alarm_threshold}s.

• Overview example: ob_cluster=C1-1000. OceanBase cluster freeze detection failed.

• Details example: ob_cluster=C1-1000. OceanBase cluster freeze detection failed. The last freeze was 90001.0s ago, exceeding the threshold of 90000.0s.

Impact on the system

If RootService does not freeze or compact the data for a long time, the disk usage increases, causing the disk space to be fully used and affecting writes of the application.

Possible causes

• The daily major compaction feature is disabled or the upgrade mode parameter is enabled.

• RootService is suspended because RootService is leaderless or the process is suspended due to an exception.

Suggested solutions

1. Check the daily major compaction feature.In the OCP console, choose Cluster Overview > Compaction Management > Configuration for Major Freeze . In the Major Freeze Strategy section, check whether the Daily Major Freeze Time is specified.

   • If the daily major freeze time is not specified, automatic major freeze will not be triggered. You need to manually enable the major freeze.

   • If the daily major freeze time is specified, go to the next step.

2. Check whether the RootService service problem is caused by a process exception.

   An observer process exception also triggers the ob_cluster_exists_inactive_server alert at the same time. We recommend that you solve the problem that caused that alert first and then check whether the ob_cluster_no_frozen alert recurs 5 minutes later.

3. Check whether RootService is leaderless.

   Execute the following statement to query the __all_virtual_core_meta_table table:

   -- Connect to the sys tenant to run the query
   SELECT svr_ip, zone, role, member_list FROM __all_virtual_core_meta_table;
   

   • If the sys tenant is normally connected but the query fails, RootService is leaderless.

     Restart OBServer where RootService is deployed or restart all OBServers on the rootservice_list.

     1. Run the following commands to obtain the IP address of the corresponding OBServer:

        -- Connect to the sys tenant to run the query
        
        -- Query the OBServer where RootService is deployed
        SELECT zone, svr_ip, svr_port
        FROM __all_server WHERE with_rootserver=1;
        
        -- Query rootservice_list
        -- OBServers on the rootservice_list are separated by semicolons (;). Each part represents an OBServer.
        SELECT DISTINCT `value` AS rootservice_list
        FROM __all_virtual_sys_parameter_stat
        WHERE `name` = 'rootservice_list';
        

     2. Find the target OBServer in the OBServers list on the Overview page of the cluster, and then click Restart .

 3. If OBServer is not restored 15 minutes after the restart or force restart, go to Step 3.

• If the leader is available, go to Step 4.

4. Collect the information of the OBServer logs and contact OCP technical support for help.