Fix race condition bug in NativeMemoryCacheManager #2435
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Description
Previously, the window between loading an item from its nativeMemoryContext and acquiring a read lock allowed for the item to be cleaned or evicted before being read for the query. The goal here is to synchronize the load and incRef() operations to avoid this race condition.
We were seeing the following exception when running an OSB vectorsearch workload with 5+ search clients:
[ERROR] search_phase_execution_exception ({'error': {'root_cause': [{'type': 'illegal_state_exception', 'reason': "IndexAllocation-Reference is already closed can't increment refCount current count [0]"}
.With these changes (backported to 2.18 to test on OSB), we are able to consistently execute the entire benchmark successfully with an error rate of 0%.
Thanks to @kotwanikunal for doing the initial investigation and brainstorming on this issue.
Related Issues
Resolves #2262
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