Glusterfs session #7 client, server interactions
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- The document discusses client, server interactions in Glusterfs, including client connection, disconnection, and reconnection. - When a client connects, it first connects to glusterd to get the port for the brick, then connects to the brick to perform operations. On disconnection, resources are cleaned up and reconnection is attempted every 3 seconds. - During reconnection, the client tries to recover resources like open file descriptors by reopening them, though locks are not currently restored.
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- 2. Scope - Server init with all programs - Client Connection - interaction with server xlator - Client disconnection - interaction with server xlator - Client reconnection - interaction with server xlator
- 3. Server init - Server xlator sets up auth and programs it supports in the initialization of the translator - Demo server_init
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- 6. Client connection - continued - Server will setup the necessary structures(client_t) to make sure the resources can be cleaned up in case there is a disconnect. - Client_t data structure Code
- 7. Client disconnection - Client can disconnect because of the following reasons - Explicit disconnect either from client(graph switch) or server(auth changes) - Process dying - client/server Machine shutting off - Network issues - On client - all the open fds are marked bad, further fops on these fds would fail with EBADF. - Reconnection timers are started which would attempt reconnection.
- 8. Client disconnection - continued - On disconnect server will get a disconnect event and server_rpc_notify will - cleanup all the resources like locks, open fds. - All the ongoing requests will be errored while responding because the socket is disconnected - Structures corresponding to the connection will be cleaned up - Client_destroy, client_disconnect callbacks are called for each xlator - Code
- 9. Client reconnection - If client disconnected from server but the client process is still running, then client will keep trying to reconnect every 3 seconds. - Each connection attempt would be similar to the connection sequence. The only difference would be the client connection id will have the reconnection number incremented - Once the connection is restored client tries to recover the resources on the connection like open fds. At the moment locks are not restored.
- 10. Client reconnection - continued - For all the fds that are marked bad in client, a reopen request is sent to the server. This is best-effort. If reopens for any files/directories fail the fd would still be bad and would continue to give EBADF. - Once re-opens are completed the client xlator will notify the parents CHILD_UP event. New traffic on that xlator will start coming from this time onwards. - Code
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