ceph/src/TODO
Sage Weil 0b75ee62d4 mds: use generic helper when removing a cap
This way we make sure to do all the right checks on the locks,
mds_caps, and to call eval_stray if the inode is unlinked.
2009-01-30 16:03:11 -08:00

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v0.6
/- fold observer into cmonctl/ceph?
/- osd scrub
/- async metadata
/- async lstat
v0.7
/- smart osd sync
/- osd bug fixes
- fast truncate
v0.8
- fully async file creation
- ENOSPC
- cas?
big items
- finish client failure recovery (reconnect after long eviction; and slow delayed reconnect)
- ENOSPC
- space reservation in ObjectStore, redeemed by Transactions?
- reserved as PG goes active; reservation canceled when pg goes inactive
- something similar during recovery
- ?
- repair
- enforceable quotas?
- mds security enforcement
- client, user authentication
- cas
- osd failure declarations
repair
- are we concerned about
- scrubbing
- reconstruction after loss of subset of cdirs
- reconstruction after loss of md log
- data object
- path backpointers?
- parent dir pointer?
- cdir objects
- parent dir pointer
- update on rename? or on cdir store?
on cdir store is sufficient if mdlog survives...
- or what the hell, full trace?
- mds scrubbing
timer
- each SafeTimer should just be its own thread.
kernel client
- flock, fnctl locks
- async xattrs
- avoid pinning inodes with expireable caps?
- avoid flushing tcp socket when sending client_lease release messages (when the request is about to follow)
- make osd retry writes if failure after ack..
- ACLs
- reconnect path should include pathbase, not just a string?
- make writepages maybe skip pages with errors?
- EIO, or ENOSPC?
- ... writeback vs ENOSPC vs flush vs close()... hrm...
- set mapping bits for ENOSPC, EIO?
- flush caps on sync, fsync, etc.
- do we need to block? how do we track that?
- procfs/debugfs
- adjust granular debug levels too
- should we be using debugfs?
- a dir for each client instance (client###)?
- hooks to get mds, osd, monmap epoch #s
- populate sysfs?
- things that would be useful to see
- fsid
- map versions on client
- outstanding mds, osd, mon requests?
- fix readdir vs fragment race by keeping a separate frag pos, and ignoring dentries below it
- reconnect after being disconnected from the mds
kclient items to review
- fill_trace locking
- async trunc
- async writeback
- cache invalidation race, locking problems
- cap changes are serialized by i_lock, but (thorough) cache invalidation may block..
vfs issues
- real_lookup() race:
1- hash lookup find no dentry
2- real_lookup() takes dir i_mutex, but then finds a dentry
3- drops mutex, then calld d_revalidate. if that fails, we return ENOENT (instead of looping?)
- vfs_rename_dir()
filestore
- sort object lists by ino
- get file csum?
btrfs
- clone compressed inline extents
- ioctl to pull out data csum?
userspace client
- handle session STALE
- time out caps, wake up waiters on renewal
- link caps with mds session
- validate dn leases
- fix lease validation to check session ttl
- clean up ll_ interface, now that we have leases!
- clean up client mds session vs mdsmap behavior?
- stop using mds's inode_t?
- fix readdir vs fragment race by keeping a separate frag pos, and ignoring dentries below it
mds
- linkage vs cdentry replicas and remote rename....
- move root inode into stray dir
- make recovery work with early replies
- purge each session's unused preallocated inodes
- dftlock is missing from rejoin phase
- file size recovery gives (wrong) 4MB-increment results?
- hard link backpointers
- anchor source dir
- build snaprealm for any hardlinked file
- include snaps for all (primary+remote) parents
- how do we properly clean up inodes when doing a snap purge?
- when they are mid-recover? see 136470cf7ca876febf68a2b0610fa3bb77ad3532
- what if a recovery is queued, or in progress, and the inode is then cowed? can that happen?
- proper handling of cache expire messages during rejoin phase?
-> i think cache expires are fine; the rejoin_ack handler just has to behave if rejoining items go missing
- add an up:shadow mode?
- tail the mds log as it is written
- periodically check head so that we trim, too
- rename: importing inode... also journal imported client map?
- rerun destro trace against latest, with various journal lengths
- cap/lease length heuristics
- mds lock last_change stamp?
- handle slow client reconnect (i.e. after mds has gone active)
- fix reconnect/rejoin open file weirdness
- anchor_destroy needs to xlock linklock.. which means it needs a Mutation wrapper?
- ... when it gets a caller.. someday..
- make truncate faster with a trunc_seq, attached to objects as attributes?
- FIXME how to journal/store root and stray inode content?
- in particular, i care about dirfragtree.. get it on rejoin?
- and dir sizes, if i add that... also on rejoin?
- add FILE_CAP_EXTEND capability bit
journaler
- fix up for large events (e.g. imports)
- use set_floor_and_read for safe takeover from possibly-not-quite-dead otherguy.
- should we pad with zeros to avoid splitting individual entries?
- make it a g_conf flag?
- have to fix reader to skip over zeros (either <4 bytes for size, or zeroed sizes)
- need to truncate at detected (valid) write_pos to clear out any other partial trailing writes
mon
- paxos need to clean up old states.
- default: simple max of (state count, min age), so that we have at least N hours of history, say?
- osd map: trim only old maps < oldest "in" osd up_from
osdmon
- monitor needs to monitor some osds...
pgmon
- include osd vector with pg state
- check for orphan pgs
- monitor pg states, notify on out?
- watch osd utilization; adjust overload in cluster map
crush
- allow forcefeed for more complicated rule structures. (e.g. make force_stack a list< set<int> >)
osd
- pg split should be a work queue
- pg split needs to fix up pg stats. this is tricky with the clone overlap business...
- generalize ack semantics? or just change ack from memory to journal? memory/journal/disk...
- rdlocks
- optimize remove wrt recovery pushes
simplemessenger
- close idle connections?
objectcacher
- read locks?
- maintain more explicit inode grouping instead of wonky hashes