Refactor invocation of Action listeners in correlations #1
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Description
This PR is intended to fix the hanging tasks observed in _cat/tasks by refactoring the correlation workflow to ensure timely closure of parent action listeners upon successful completion or encountering exceptions, and consolidating exception handling logic into a centralized function. The aim is to optimize task management efficiency and enhance the overall reliability of our system.
This logic has been tested against a high indexing workload ( approx. 1 M docs/ minute) where the issue was observed prominently in a cluster of 3 or more data nodes, and generating findings with the help of a Cloudtrail logs detector running all 32 pre-packaged rules at a frequency of 1 minute. Further, the correlations were generated with the help of a single rule on the same log type for testing, where the findings are generated at a rate of 1~2k per minute.
Issues Resolved
opensearch-project#879
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