On Mon, Mar 21, 2022 at 07:48:20PM +0530, vignesh C wrote:
> > What can I do about it?
>
> >2022-03-17 13:32:48.119 UTC,,,2923553,,62333880.2c9c21,2,,2022-03-17 13:32:48
UTC,8/447946,23877409,ERROR,53400,"couldnot find free replication state slot for replication origin with OID
51",,"Increasemax_replication_slots and try again.",,,,,,,"","logical replication worker",,0
> Each Tablesync worker needs a replication slot to synchronize the data
> to the subscriber, this error means there are not enough replication
> slots. Try to increase max_replication_slots configuration if it is
> set to lower value as you are using around 60k tables.
yeah, but I don't need 60k replication slots?
Please note that replication (initial sync) *IS* working happily for
*some* time, and only then starts "eating" replication slots for
whatever reason.
Specifically - I have max_replication_slots set to 50 (per my original
mail), and sync workers shouldn't exceed 10.
> > 2022-03-17 18:28:54.189 UTC,"lrep_user","dbname",17706,"10.2.210.180:35794",62337de5.452a,13,"idle",2022-03-17
18:28:53UTC,16/0,0,LOG,00000,"logical decoding found initial starting point at 8FB/83FCA7D8","Waiting for transactions
(approximately1) older than 160417372 to end.",,,,,"START_REPLICATION SLOT
>
> Snapshot builder is waiting for the open transaction to finish. Is it
> possible that there are some open transactions that were started
> during this logical replication. I felt once the transaction
> completes, snapshot building and tablesync operation should finish.
There are no long open transacitons there. This is test box with *zero*
traffic (aside from running in a loop: create table, drop table), but
*NOT* in transaction.
Best regards,
depesz
