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pd: complement pd section (#21204) #21211
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This pull request primarily focuses on enhancing the documentation for TiDB's Placement Driver (PD) configuration. It introduces a substantial number of new dynamic configuration parameters and provides more detailed explanations for specific settings, aiming to offer a more complete and up-to-date reference for users managing TiDB clusters.
Highlights
- Updated Parameter Descriptions: Refined the description for an existing parameter (
schedule.patrol-region-interval
) for improved clarity and consistency. - Detailed Configuration Documentation: Included a new detailed section for the
max-movable-hot-peer-size
parameter in the PD configuration file, providing its purpose, default value, and unit, and marking it as 'New in v6.1.0'.
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Code Review
This pull request updates the PD documentation by adding new configuration parameters to dynamic-config.md
and pd-configuration-file.md
. A critical merge conflict has been identified in dynamic-config.md
which needs immediate attention. Other minor suggestions focus on improving punctuation, clarity, and adherence to formatting guidelines for better readability and consistency.
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| `schedule.patrol-region-interval` | Determines the frequency at which `replicaChecker` checks the health state of a Region | | ||
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| `schedule.patrol-region-interval` | Determines the frequency at which the checker inspects the health state of a Region | | ||
>>>>>>> 885805fa1a (pd: complement pd section (#21204)) |
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This section contains merge conflict markers (<<<<<<< HEAD
, =======
, >>>>>>>
) that need to be resolved. Please remove these markers and ensure the correct version of the content for schedule.patrol-region-interval
is present.
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| `schedule.patrol-region-interval` | Determines the frequency at which `replicaChecker` checks the health state of a Region | | |
======= | |
| `schedule.patrol-region-interval` | Determines the frequency at which the checker inspects the health state of a Region | | |
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| `schedule.patrol-region-interval` | Determines the frequency at which the checker inspects the health state of a Region | |
| `schedule.enable-joint-consensus` | Controls whether to use Joint Consensus for replica scheduling | | ||
| `schedule.hot-regions-write-interval` | The time interval at which PD stores hot Region information | | ||
| `schedule.hot-regions-reserved-days` | Specifies how many days the hot Region information is retained | | ||
| `schedule.max-movable-hot-peer-size` | Controls the maximum Region size that can be scheduled for hot Region scheduling. | |
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The description for schedule.max-movable-hot-peer-size
ends with an unnecessary period. For consistency with other descriptions in this table, please remove it.1
Style Guide References
| `schedule.max-movable-hot-peer-size` | Controls the maximum Region size that can be scheduled for hot Region scheduling. | | |
| `schedule.max-movable-hot-peer-size` | Controls the maximum Region size that can be scheduled for hot Region scheduling | |
Footnotes
| `pd-server.use-region-storage` | Enables independent Region storage | | ||
| `pd-server.max-gap-reset-ts` | Sets the maximum interval of resetting timestamp (BR) | | ||
| `pd-server.key-type` | Sets the cluster key type | | ||
| `pd-server.metric-storage` | Sets the storage address of the cluster metrics | | ||
| `pd-server.dashboard-address` | Sets the dashboard address | | ||
| `pd-server.flow-round-by-digit` | Specifies the number of lowest digits to round for the Region flow information | | ||
| `pd-server.min-resolved-ts-persistence-interval` | Determines the interval at which the minimum resolved timestamp is persistent to the PD | |
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The phrase "is persistent to the PD" could be slightly rephrased for better clarity.1 Consider "is persisted in PD" or "is persisted to PD".
Style Guide References
| `pd-server.min-resolved-ts-persistence-interval` | Determines the interval at which the minimum resolved timestamp is persistent to the PD | | |
| `pd-server.min-resolved-ts-persistence-interval` | Determines the interval at which the minimum resolved timestamp is persisted in PD | |
Footnotes
| `replication-mode.replication-mode` | Sets the backup mode | | ||
| `replication-mode.dr-auto-sync.label-key` | Distinguishes different AZs and needs to match Placement Rules | |
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The phrase "and needs to match Placement Rules" could be made more direct for clarity.1 Suggestion: "and must match Placement Rules".
Style Guide References
| `replication-mode.dr-auto-sync.label-key` | Distinguishes different AZs and needs to match Placement Rules | | |
| `replication-mode.dr-auto-sync.label-key` | Distinguishes different AZs and must match Placement Rules | |
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This is an automated cherry-pick of #21204
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