[Optimize]Optimize the disk selection strategy on BE for tablet creation #4373
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Proposed changes
When creating a tablet, it is necessary to select a disk from all disks that meet the requirements on the BE node to store the tablet. In doris, the current disk selection strategy is to randomly select a disk from all disks that meet the requirements for tablet creation. After the cluster has been running for a long time, we found that the distribution of the number of tablets on different disks in a BE node is unbalanced. In order to solve this problem, we introduced the algorithm of "two random choices" for disk selection when creating the tablet:
(1) Select two disks from all disks that meet the requirements on the BE node randomly;
(2) Choose the disk with a smaller number of tablet from the two disks selected in (1) for tablet creation.
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