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/*
* Basic test of successful rollback in replica sets.
*
* This test sets up a 3-node set, with an arbiter and 2 data-bearing nodes, A and B.
* A is the initial primary node.
*
* The test inserts 3 documents into A, and waits for them to replicate to B. Then, it partitions A
* from the other nodes, causing it to step down and causing B to be elected primary.
*
* Next, 3 more documents inserted into B, and B is partitioned from the arbiter.
*
* Next, A is allowed to connect to the arbiter again, and gets reelected primary. Because the
* arbiter doesn't know about the writes that B accepted, A becomes primary and we insert 3 new
* documents. Now, A and B have diverged. We heal the remaining network partition, bringing B back
* into the network.
*
* Finally, we expect either A or B to roll back its 3 divergent documents and acquire the other
* node's.
*/
load("jstests/replsets/rslib.js");
(function() {
"use strict";
// helper function for verifying contents at the end of the test
var checkFinalResults = function(db) {
var x = db.bar.find().sort({q: 1}).toArray();
assert.eq(5, x.length, "incorrect number of documents found. Docs found: " + tojson(x));
assert.eq(1, x[0].q);
assert.eq(2, x[1].q);
assert.eq(3, x[2].q);
assert.eq(7, x[3].q);
assert.eq(8, x[4].q);
};
var replTest = new ReplSetTest({name: 'unicomplex', nodes: 3, oplogSize: 1, useBridge: true});
var nodes = replTest.nodeList();
var conns = replTest.startSet();
var r = replTest.initiate({
"_id": "unicomplex",
"members": [
{"_id": 0, "host": nodes[0], "priority": 3},
{"_id": 1, "host": nodes[1]},
{"_id": 2, "host": nodes[2], arbiterOnly: true}
]
});
// Make sure we have a master
replTest.waitForState(replTest.nodes[0], ReplSetTest.State.PRIMARY);
var master = replTest.getPrimary();
var a_conn = conns[0];
var A = a_conn.getDB("admin");
var b_conn = conns[1];
a_conn.setSlaveOk();
b_conn.setSlaveOk();
var B = b_conn.getDB("admin");
assert(master == conns[0], "conns[0] assumed to be master");
assert(a_conn == master);
// Wait for initial replication
var a = a_conn.getDB("foo");
var b = b_conn.getDB("foo");
/* force the oplog to roll */
if (new Date() % 2 == 0) {
jsTest.log("ROLLING OPLOG AS PART OF TEST (we only do this sometimes)");
var pass = 1;
var first = a.getSisterDB("local").oplog.rs.find().sort({$natural: 1}).limit(1)[0];
a.roll.insert({x: 1});
while (1) {
var bulk = a.roll.initializeUnorderedBulkOp();
for (var i = 0; i < 1000; i++) {
bulk.find({}).update({$inc: {x: 1}});
}
// unlikely secondary isn't keeping up, but let's avoid possible intermittent
// issues with that.
bulk.execute({w: 2});
var op = a.getSisterDB("local").oplog.rs.find().sort({$natural: 1}).limit(1)[0];
if (tojson(op.h) != tojson(first.h)) {
printjson(op);
printjson(first);
break;
}
pass++;
}
jsTest.log("PASSES FOR OPLOG ROLL: " + pass);
} else {
jsTest.log("NO ROLL");
}
assert.writeOK(a.bar.insert({q: 1, a: "foo"}));
assert.writeOK(a.bar.insert({q: 2, a: "foo", x: 1}));
assert.writeOK(a.bar.insert({q: 3, bb: 9, a: "foo"}, {writeConcern: {w: 2}}));
assert.eq(a.bar.find().itcount(), 3, "a.count");
assert.eq(b.bar.find().itcount(), 3, "b.count");
conns[0].disconnect(conns[1]);
conns[0].disconnect(conns[2]);
assert.soon(function() {
try {
return B.isMaster().ismaster;
} catch (e) {
return false;
}
});
// These 97 documents will be rolled back eventually.
for (var i = 4; i <= 100; i++) {
b.bar.insert({q: i});
}
assert.eq(100, b.bar.find().itcount(), "u.count");
// a should not have the new data as it was partitioned.
conns[1].disconnect(conns[2]);
jsTest.log("*************** wait for server to reconnect ****************");
conns[0].reconnect(conns[2]);
jsTest.log("*************** B ****************");
assert.soon(function() {
try {
return !B.isMaster().ismaster;
} catch (e) {
return false;
}
});
jsTest.log("*************** A ****************");
assert.soon(function() {
try {
return A.isMaster().ismaster;
} catch (e) {
return false;
}
});
assert.eq(3, a.bar.find().itcount(), "t is 3");
assert.writeOK(a.bar.insert({q: 7}));
assert.writeOK(a.bar.insert({q: 8}));
// A is 1 2 3 7 8
// B is 1 2 3 4 5 6 ... 100
var connectionsCreatedOnPrimaryBeforeRollback = a.serverStatus().connections.totalCreated;
// bring B back online
conns[0].reconnect(conns[1]);
conns[1].reconnect(conns[2]);
awaitOpTime(b.getMongo(), getLatestOp(a_conn).ts);
replTest.awaitSecondaryNodes();
replTest.awaitReplication();
checkFinalResults(a);
checkFinalResults(b);
var connectionsCreatedOnPrimaryAfterRollback = a.serverStatus().connections.totalCreated;
var connectionsCreatedOnPrimaryDuringRollback =
connectionsCreatedOnPrimaryAfterRollback - connectionsCreatedOnPrimaryBeforeRollback;
jsTest.log('connections created during rollback = ' +
connectionsCreatedOnPrimaryDuringRollback);
assert.lt(connectionsCreatedOnPrimaryDuringRollback,
50,
'excessive number of connections made by secondary to primary during rollback');
replTest.stopSet(15);
}());
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