If there is no problem confirming the cluster side, you should check the application.conf of Akka.
In Akka cluster, it is mainly through the fault detection mechanism (Failure Detector) to see whether the nodes in the cluster handle the available state. Each node in the cluster is monitored (up to 5) if the remaining nodes in the cluster are in a normal state, when one of the node A detects another node B processing the unreachable (unreachable) state, it notifies the remaining nodes through the gossip protocol. The remaining nodes mark the B node as unreachable. If you configured the Auto-down-after-unreachable,b node in application.conf, it will be set to down or remove. The B node must be restarted before it can rejoin the cluster.
If you confirm that the failed node is normal and the cluster marks it as unreachable, you will need to configure a separate dispacher for the cluster.
false for the cluster actors as described in cluster Dispatcher.
Specific configuration:
Akka.cluster.use-dispatcher = cluster-Dispatcher cluster-Dispatcher { = "Dispatcher" = "Fork-join-executor" fork-join-Executor { parallelism-min = 2 Parallelism-max = 4 }}
Akka Document Address: http://doc.akka.io/docs/akka/2.4.1/java/cluster-usage.html
Akka cluster make node as unreachable problem