Merge branch 'master' into 14260-runtime-token
[arvados.git] / services / fuse / arvados_fuse / __init__.py
index 79cc296b8c76b8d7d44b38554e1689b38ea629a7..f1e49f5afcffff32143b9033c5f83dddcd0c7c65 100644 (file)
@@ -1,3 +1,7 @@
+# Copyright (C) The Arvados Authors. All rights reserved.
+#
+# SPDX-License-Identifier: AGPL-3.0
+
 """FUSE driver for Arvados Keep
 
 Architecture:
@@ -81,6 +85,8 @@ else:
     # llfuse >= 0.42
     llfuse._notify_queue = Queue.Queue()
 
+LLFUSE_VERSION_0 = llfuse.__version__.startswith('0')
+
 from fusedir import sanitize_filename, Directory, CollectionDirectory, TmpCollectionDirectory, MagicDirectory, TagsDirectory, ProjectDirectory, SharedDirectory, CollectionDirectoryBase
 from fusefile import StringFile, FuseArvadosFile
 
@@ -150,13 +156,32 @@ class InodeCache(object):
 
     def _remove(self, obj, clear):
         if clear:
+            # Kernel behavior seems to be that if a file is
+            # referenced, its parents remain referenced too. This
+            # means has_ref() exits early when a collection is not
+            # candidate for eviction.
+            #
+            # By contrast, in_use() doesn't increment references on
+            # parents, so it requires a full tree walk to determine if
+            # a collection is a candidate for eviction.  This takes
+            # .07s for 240000 files, which becomes a major drag when
+            # cap_cache is being called several times a second and
+            # there are multiple non-evictable collections in the
+            # cache.
+            #
+            # So it is important for performance that we do the
+            # has_ref() check first.
+
+            if obj.has_ref(True):
+                _logger.debug("InodeCache cannot clear inode %i, still referenced", obj.inode)
+                return
+
             if obj.in_use():
                 _logger.debug("InodeCache cannot clear inode %i, in use", obj.inode)
                 return
-            if obj.has_ref(True):
-                obj.kernel_invalidate()
-                _logger.debug("InodeCache sent kernel invalidate inode %i", obj.inode)
-                return
+
+            obj.kernel_invalidate()
+            _logger.debug("InodeCache sent kernel invalidate inode %i", obj.inode)
             obj.clear()
 
         # The llfuse lock is released in del_entry(), which is called by
@@ -195,7 +220,8 @@ class InodeCache(object):
                     if obj not in self._by_uuid[obj.cache_uuid]:
                         self._by_uuid[obj.cache_uuid].append(obj)
             self._total += obj.objsize()
-            _logger.debug("InodeCache touched inode %i (size %i) (uuid %s) total now %i", obj.inode, obj.objsize(), obj.cache_uuid, self._total)
+            _logger.debug("InodeCache touched inode %i (size %i) (uuid %s) total now %i (%i entries)",
+                          obj.inode, obj.objsize(), obj.cache_uuid, self._total, len(self._entries))
             self.cap_cache()
 
     def touch(self, obj):
@@ -260,17 +286,22 @@ class Inodes(object):
             del self._entries[entry.inode]
             with llfuse.lock_released:
                 entry.finalize()
-            self.invalidate_inode(entry.inode)
             entry.inode = None
         else:
             entry.dead = True
             _logger.debug("del_entry on inode %i with refcount %i", entry.inode, entry.ref_count)
 
-    def invalidate_inode(self, inode):
-        llfuse.invalidate_inode(inode)
+    def invalidate_inode(self, entry):
+        if entry.has_ref(False):
+            # Only necessary if the kernel has previously done a lookup on this
+            # inode and hasn't yet forgotten about it.
+            llfuse.invalidate_inode(entry.inode)
 
-    def invalidate_entry(self, inode, name):
-        llfuse.invalidate_entry(inode, name.encode(self.encoding))
+    def invalidate_entry(self, entry, name):
+        if entry.has_ref(False):
+            # Only necessary if the kernel has previously done a lookup on this
+            # inode and hasn't yet forgotten about it.
+            llfuse.invalidate_entry(entry.inode, name.encode(self.encoding))
 
     def clear(self):
         self.inode_cache.clear()
@@ -367,7 +398,9 @@ class Operations(llfuse.Operations):
             self.events.close()
             self.events = None
 
-        if llfuse.lock.acquire():
+        # Different versions of llfuse require and forbid us to
+        # acquire the lock here. See #8345#note-37, #10805#note-9.
+        if LLFUSE_VERSION_0 and llfuse.lock.acquire():
             # llfuse < 0.42
             self.inodes.clear()
             llfuse.lock.release()
@@ -386,30 +419,33 @@ class Operations(llfuse.Operations):
 
     @catch_exceptions
     def on_event(self, ev):
-        if 'event_type' not in ev:
+        if 'event_type' not in ev or ev["event_type"] not in ("create", "update", "delete"):
             return
         with llfuse.lock:
-            new_attrs = (ev.get("properties") or {}).get("new_attributes") or {}
-            pdh = new_attrs.get("portable_data_hash")
-            # new_attributes.modified_at currently lacks
-            # subsecond precision (see #6347) so use event_at
-            # which should always be the same.
-            stamp = ev.get("event_at")
+            properties = ev.get("properties") or {}
+            old_attrs = properties.get("old_attributes") or {}
+            new_attrs = properties.get("new_attributes") or {}
 
             for item in self.inodes.inode_cache.find_by_uuid(ev["object_uuid"]):
                 item.invalidate()
-                if stamp and pdh and ev.get("object_kind") == "arvados#collection":
-                    item.update(to_record_version=(stamp, pdh))
-                else:
-                    item.update()
-
-            oldowner = ((ev.get("properties") or {}).get("old_attributes") or {}).get("owner_uuid")
+                if ev.get("object_kind") == "arvados#collection":
+                    pdh = new_attrs.get("portable_data_hash")
+                    # new_attributes.modified_at currently lacks
+                    # subsecond precision (see #6347) so use event_at
+                    # which should always be the same.
+                    stamp = ev.get("event_at")
+                    if (stamp and pdh and item.writable() and
+                        item.collection is not None and
+                        item.collection.modified() and
+                        new_attrs.get("is_trashed") is not True):
+                        item.update(to_record_version=(stamp, pdh))
+
+            oldowner = old_attrs.get("owner_uuid")
             newowner = ev.get("object_owner_uuid")
             for parent in (
                     self.inodes.inode_cache.find_by_uuid(oldowner) +
                     self.inodes.inode_cache.find_by_uuid(newowner)):
-                parent.invalidate()
-                parent.update()
+                parent.child_event(ev)
 
     @catch_exceptions
     def getattr(self, inode, ctx=None):
@@ -421,8 +457,8 @@ class Operations(llfuse.Operations):
         entry = llfuse.EntryAttributes()
         entry.st_ino = inode
         entry.generation = 0
-        entry.entry_timeout = 60 if e.allow_dirent_cache else 0
-        entry.attr_timeout = 60 if e.allow_attr_cache else 0
+        entry.entry_timeout = 0
+        entry.attr_timeout = e.time_to_next_poll() if e.allow_attr_cache else 0
 
         entry.st_mode = stat.S_IRUSR | stat.S_IRGRP | stat.S_IROTH
         if isinstance(e, Directory):