client: fix client blocking during garbage collection #25123
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Description
This change removes any blocking calls to
destroyAllocRunner()
, which caused nomad clients to block when running allocations in when shutdown_delay was enabled at the group level. In addition, this change consolidates client GC by removing theMakeRoomFor()
method, which is redundant tokeepUsageBelowThreshold()
.Testing & Reproduction steps
The trick to reproducing this issue is getting MakeRoomFor to trigger a GC. This can be done quickly via client settings of:
MakeRoomFor contends with another method for triggering GC which is AllocStateUpdated, and normal GC timers. Firing periodic jobs every second can get MakeRoomFor to pop an alloc for GC.
Links
Fixes GH #19917
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