129K to leave extra space for the header
The problem with 8x 1M buffers is that the following happens with,
for example, 2 OSDs and 4M T1Q1 write:
- Server posts 8 receives
- Client posts 8 sends
- WRs are processed by the RDMA stack, but the OSD doesn't have the time
to handle them and doesn't refill buffers
- Client posts 1 more send
- RNR retransmission happens and performance drops to zero
Overall it seems that RDMA support should be reworked to use real 'RDMA'
operations i.e. operations writing into remote memory. This has an
additional advantage of avoiding a copy at the receive side of the OSD.
- Implement CLI commands for listing, viewing I/O statistics, creating,
snapshotting, cloning, resizing and modifying images. All these operations
are covered by 3 commands: ls, create, modify
- Implement an important fix to prior OSD set tracking for PGs. The previous
version had an issue which could lead to data loss due to an OSD with older
copy of the data thinking it has the newest copy
- Fix I/O statistics aggregation in the monitor
- Several minor fixes for Cinder driver
- Fix QEMU driver to be compatible with QEMU 2.x > 2.0
- Fix stalls sometimes possible in configurations without immediate_commit due
to insufficient amount of automatic internal fsync operations
- Add `vita` alias for `vitastor-cli`
Required to prevent data loss due to activation of an OSD with older data
when PG OSD set change doesn't occur. I.e. fixes the simplest case:
- Run 2 OSDs with 1 PG
- Start writing into the PG
- Stop OSD 2
- Stop OSD 1
- Start OSD 2
After this change the PG will refuse to start after the last step.
- New command-line tool: vitastor-cli
- Implement layer (snapshot/clone) merge and delete
- Remove 'bool' from the C header
- Fix a very rare flusher stall
- More diagnostics now printed for slow ops in the log
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