That Day, Why Did Our Batch Job Stop?
Key point
A failure occurred during Oliveyoung's Spring Batch job, prompting an analysis of transaction isolation in a multithreaded environment and ThreadPoolExecutor configuration errors.
Details
A specific Batch job at Oliveyoung failed to terminate and hung. Initially, a DB Deadlock was suspected, but log review confirmed that the process had stopped after a specific data update.
Root cause analysis revealed that the @Transactional setting was missing on a service method called within the Spring Batch Tasklet. As a result, Spring's TransactionSynchronizationManager created an independent transaction for each thread via ThreadLocal, ultimately producing an unintended effect similar to Propagation.REQUIRES_NEW.
In addition, the RejectedExecutionHandler configuration and the structure of the work queue used when processing tasks in parallel with a multithreaded ThreadPoolExecutor turned out to be one of the core causes of the failure.
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