Jens-Wolfhard Schicke-Uffmann

Apropos: An (IMHO) very sensible default behavior would be to have migrations without migration.ini depend per-default on all lexicographically smaller migrations.

You're probably missing libadns1-dev: https://packages.ubuntu.com/search?suite=default&section=all&arch=any&keywords=libadns&searchon=names

Also, please `git pull` to include 216bcf303e4563fd4f6ecac1b2f0ef1739097eb6, otherwise you'll probably see linker errors after having installed the lib.

Cockroach version was `v20.1.3-linux-amd64` downloaded from `binaries.cockroachdb.com`. My experiments were as follows, always starting an fresh cluster, only `init` ever ran against it. I observed total CPU usage on the...

Re-reading the above, one correction: > always starting an fresh cluster, is not correct. I setup a new cluster (incl. new machines) between experiment setup 1 and 2. However, within...

In preparation of a larger-scale load test run, I today confirmed the same problem on 256 t3.medium instances hosting one cockroach instance each (so it's not some artifact of shared...

For the record: I saw a (superficially similar) instability today on a 365 node cluster (mix of c5.9xlarge / m5.8xlarge) which was _not_ CPU (nor RAM) starved. Is the gossip...

Version: `https://binaries.cockroachdb.com/cockroach-v20.1.3.linux-amd64.tgz` Deployment: Terraform onto new EC2 instances (Ubuntu `ami-0062c497b55437b01`) and then started via ``` while sleep 1; do /usr/local/bin/cockroach start \ --insecure \ --advertise-addr="$LOCAL_IP":5432 \ --listen-addr=0.0.0.0:5432 \ --join=10.10.224.8:5432,10.10.224.9:5432,10.10.224.10:5432,10.10.224.11:5432,10.10.224.12:5432 \...

I looked into this further today (via `/_status/gossip/local`): * The gossip key set is growing linearly with number of servers (`distsql-draining:`, `gossip-clients:`, `store:` and `liveness:`, `node:`) * There are constant...

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