[Proxy] Fix issue when Proxy fails to start and logs about an uncaught exception - #13171
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- happens at startup since the proxy client consumes 50% of number of available CPU cores for selectors
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…t exception (apache#13171) * [Proxy] Print stacktrace in uncaught exception handler * [Proxy] Fix IllegalStateException: Insufficient configured threads - happens at startup since the proxy client consumes 50% of number of available CPU cores for selectors
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Motivation
The Pulsar proxy fails to start when deploying the master branch version of Pulsar with the Apache Pulsar Helm chart.
The proxy logs an obscure error message:
The reason why this happens is that the thread pool doesn't have sufficient amount of threads. Jetty reserves the threads from the main executor. The number of threads in the main executor can be configured with the
httpNumThreadsconfiguration parameter. (The workaround for the issue is to increase thehttpNumThreadsvalue until the proxy can start.)Modifications