Utkarsh Chaturvedi
10/31/2025, 4:26 AMtieredReplicants is set higher than the number of historicals in a tier.
Setup example:
• Tier has 3 historicals
• Datasource configured with tieredReplicants: 5
Question: What actually happens in this case?
1. Does Druid cap the replicas at 3 (one per historical)?
2. Can a single historical load multiple copies of the same segment to satisfy the replication factor?
3. Does it fail/warn/queue the additional replicas?
I couldn't find explicit documentation about this edge case. The architecture seems designed to distribute segments across different historicals, but I want to confirm the actual behavior when requested replicas exceed available nodes.
Has anyone tested this scenario or can point me to the relevant code/docs that clarifies this?
Thanks!John Kowtko
10/31/2025, 9:12 PM