DATAGO-85215: EMA generates its own client name based on hostname and runtime agent id #204
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What is the purpose of this change?
To support rolling update, we want each EMA instance to have its own unique
clientName
. Currently, the clientName is determined by only looking at the runtimeAgentId however, this becomes a problem for CEMA update scenario as, for a brief period, we can have more than 1 instance of CEMA with the same id online at the same time. Not to mention, this is also a problem if we decide to use multiple instances (replicaCount >1).This PR introduces changes so that CEMA generates its own unique client name based on the hash of the host name and appending the runtime agent id. Format is :
{runtimeAgentId}-{hash(hostname)}
.We are taking the hash to ensure that we are not going over the limit
How was this change implemented?
Java
How was this change tested?
IT
Is there anything the reviewers should focus on/be aware of?