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CloudSync Relationship Repeatedly Copies Same SGWS ILM Stub File to Destination

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Applies to

  • NetApp CloudSync (BlueXP Copy and Sync)
  • DataBroker

Issue

A scheduled CloudSync relationship configured for periodic sync (example: once daily) from an SGWS source bucket to a destination bucket repeatedly copies the same small file (typically 28 bytes) at high frequency (example:  every ~2 minutes), regardless of the configured schedule.
  • The destination bucket accumulates hundreds or thousands of noncurrent versions of the same file.
  • All repeatedly copied files are exactly 28 bytes in size.
  • DataBroker logs show continuous COPY start/complete cycles for the same file path:
[STARTING] [<relationshipID>] [COPY] entry: { path: '<directory>/<filename>', size: 28 }
[COMPLETED] [<relationshipID>] [COPY] entry: { path: '<directory>/<filename>', size: 28 }
  • DataBroker logs may also show recurring SQS queue errors for stale or deleted relationships:
[ERROR] [TRANSFERRER] Failed to receive messages from queue
The specified queue does not exist
Additional files of the same size (28 bytes) in the same directory may fail with ECONNRESET errors.

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