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Whereas respecting the errors returned parsing the measurement names still panics: https://github.com/influxdata/influxdb/pull/24995
It appears that when you truncated the docker container you corrupted (or truncated) the files in the database.
IF you don't see this message for other shards, then compare permissions in those shard directories and subdirectories with the permission in shard 31.
We have a release coming out shortly which will fix this regression.
May be related to https://github.com/influxdata/influxdb/issues/25226
@rfontes17 - please upgrade to 2.7.10 and test. We had some fixes for Flux performance in 2.7.10.
This does appear to be file corruption. IF you have bad files, it is difficult for code to operate correctly.
When data is written, it is stored in an in-memory cache and flushed to a write-ahead log (WAL) on disk. Periodically, the cache is written to disk as TSM files,...
`fields.idx` is rewritten on shutdown and startup, so it would be expected to change. the `fields.idxl` file is consolidated into a more compact representation in `fields.idx`. In the logs on...
If I may summarize: - All your data appears to be present in the file system after a reboot, because the files are unchanged or larger. - Your reboots should...