Hi @jmorris,
Thanks for your effort to help me solve this issue.
- What’s NMV ?
- Usually ClientFailure does mean a de-serialization error that I eventually find and fix. In this scenario, perhaps it is possible that the data was not returned, or returned null or corrupted and thus caused serialization error. I can also say that the doc JSON integrity is good and that the doc is accessibly through the console.
- This Authentication messages occur only to that specific doc while the same connection easily returns other docs in the same bucket, hence the bucket, connection, credentials, etc. are working properly.
- Usually removing a node and then restoring it takes an hour of work from me and about the same downtime for the system. So, no, I don’t want to do it at all. Anyway, it doesn’t always help.
- Waiting anxiously for 2.1.0
- Also waiting for the next community version
- I’m trying to hold in there, but it is very challenging
- I thought of another reason that might cause this issue. I’m using 2 web servers concurrently with the cluster, so perhaps there is a collision. Check this