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StorageGRID : Pump is destroyed when using Expect header

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Applies to

NetApp StorageGRID 11.3 and above

Issue

Sending HTTP PUT with an Expect: 100-continue Header would occasionally fail after 60 seconds.
The first retry would succeed immediately.
 
  1. Initial PUT:
 
Feb 23 17:09:15 netappsg01ADE: |12141310 2734678310 S3RQ %CEA 2021-02-23T17:09:15.636645| NOTICE   1099 S3RQ: EVENT_PROCESS_CREATE - connection=1614100152331819 method=PUT namespace=<> path=</> name=</x/y/z/object> auth=<V2> clientIP=<172.27.68.8>
  1. Abort after 60 seconds:

Feb 23 17:10:15 netappsg01 ADE: |12141310 2734678310 S3RQ PUMP 2021-02-23T17:10:15.636013| ERROR    1536 S3RQ: S3 request error (Pump is destroyed): connection=1614100152331819, Resource=/x/y/z/object, HTTP Status Code=500, ErrorMsg=InternalError, ErrorType=Client CustomErrorMessage={<none>}, Details={Failed to dequeue data (DSTR)}

  1. Second PUT attempt:

Feb 23 17:10:15 netappsg01 ADE: |12141310 2734688090 S3RQ %CEA 2021-02-23T17:10:15.691893| NOTICE   1099 S3RQ: EVENT_PROCESS_CREATE - connection=1614100178300218 method=PUT namespace=<> path=</> name=</x/y/z/object> auth=<V2> clientIP=<172.27.68.8>

 

 

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