vitastor/blockstore_stable.cpp

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#include "blockstore.h"
int blockstore::dequeue_stable(blockstore_operation *op)
{
auto dirty_it = dirty_db.find((obj_ver_id){
.oid = op->oid,
.version = op->version,
});
if (dirty_it == dirty_db.end())
{
auto clean_it = clean_db.find(op->oid);
if (clean_it == clean_db.end() || clean_it->second.version < op->version)
{
// No such object version
op->retval = EINVAL;
}
else
{
// Already stable
op->retval = 0;
}
op->callback(op);
return 1;
}
else if (IS_UNSYNCED(dirty_it->second.state))
{
// Object not synced yet. Caller must sync it first
op->retval = EAGAIN;
op->callback(op);
return 1;
}
else if (IS_STABLE(dirty_it->second.state))
{
// Already stable
op->retval = 0;
op->callback(op);
return 1;
}
// FIXME: Try to deduplicate journal entry submission code...
// Check journal space
uint64_t next_pos = journal.next_free;
if (512 - journal.in_sector_pos < sizeof(struct journal_entry_stable))
{
next_pos = (next_pos+512) < journal.len ? next_pos+512 : 512;
// Also check if we have an unused memory buffer for the journal sector
if (journal.sector_info[((journal.cur_sector + 1) % journal.sector_count)].usage_count > 0)
{
// No memory buffer available. Wait for it.
op->wait_for = WAIT_JOURNAL_BUFFER;
return 0;
}
}
if (next_pos >= journal.used_start)
{
// No space in the journal. Wait for it.
op->wait_for = WAIT_JOURNAL;
op->wait_detail = next_pos;
return 0;
}
// There is sufficient space. Get SQE
BS_SUBMIT_GET_SQE(sqe, data);
// Got SQE. Prepare journal sector write
if (512 - journal.in_sector_pos < sizeof(struct journal_entry_stable))
{
// Move to the next journal sector
// Also select next sector buffer in memory
journal.cur_sector = ((journal.cur_sector + 1) % journal.sector_count);
journal.sector_info[journal.cur_sector].offset = journal.next_free;
journal.in_sector_pos = 0;
journal.next_free = (journal.next_free+512) < journal.len ? journal.next_free + 512 : 512;
memset(journal.sector_buf + 512*journal.cur_sector, 0, 512);
}
journal_entry_stable *je = (journal_entry_stable*)(
journal.sector_buf + 512*journal.cur_sector + journal.in_sector_pos
);
*je = {
.crc32 = 0,
.magic = JOURNAL_MAGIC,
.type = JE_STABLE,
.size = sizeof(struct journal_entry_stable),
.crc32_prev = journal.crc32_last,
.oid = op->oid,
.version = op->version,
};
je->crc32 = je_crc32((journal_entry*)je);
journal.crc32_last = je->crc32;
data->iov = (struct iovec){ journal.sector_buf + 512*journal.cur_sector, 512 };
data->op = op;
io_uring_prep_writev(
sqe, journal.fd, &data->iov, 1, journal.offset + journal.sector_info[journal.cur_sector].offset
);
journal.sector_info[journal.cur_sector].usage_count++;
op->pending_ops = 1;
op->min_used_journal_sector = op->max_used_journal_sector = 1 + journal.cur_sector;
return 1;
}
void blockstore::handle_stable_event(ring_data_t *data, blockstore_operation *op)
{
if (data->res < 0)
{
// sync error
// FIXME: our state becomes corrupted after a write error. maybe do something better than just die
throw new std::runtime_error("write operation failed. in-memory state is corrupted. AAAAAAAaaaaaaaaa!!!111");
}
op->pending_ops--;
if (op->pending_ops == 0)
{
// Mark dirty_db entry as stable
auto dirty_it = dirty_db.find((obj_ver_id){
.oid = op->oid,
.version = op->version,
});
if (dirty_it->second.state == ST_J_SYNCED)
{
dirty_it->second.state = ST_J_STABLE;
// Copy data from the journal to the data device
// -> increase version on the metadata device
// -> advance clean_db entry's version and clear previous journal entries
// This makes 1 4K small write look like:
// 512b+4K (journal) + sync + 512b (journal) + sync + 512b (metadata) + 4K (data) + sync.
// WA = 2.375. It's not the best, SSD FTL-like redirect-write with defragmentation
// could probably be lower even with defragmentation. But it's fixed and it's still
// better than in Ceph. :)
}
else if (dirty_it->second.state == ST_D_META_SYNCED)
{
dirty_it->second.state = ST_D_STABLE;
// Copy metadata from the journal to the metadata device
// -> move dirty_db entry to clean_db and clear previous journal entries
// This makes 1 128K big write look like:
// 128K (data) + sync + 512b (journal) + sync + 512b (journal) + sync + 512b (metadata) + sync.
// WA = 1.012. Very good :)
}
}
}