Re: LOCK_SYNC_MIX state makes "getattr" operations extremely slow when there are lots of clients issue writes or reads to the same file

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On Tue, Feb 6, 2018 at 2:55 PM, Xuehan Xu <xxhdx1985126@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>>>
>>> Thanks, Zheng Yan:-)
>>>
>>> In our case, there is only one client want the "Fw" capability, most
>>> of the clients just needs "Fscr". However, as LOCK_MIX state allows
>>> only "Frwl", CInode::filelock had to wait in LOCK_SYNC_MIX state for
>>> those tens of READ clients to release "Fsc" caps, which led to the
>>> long wait and inefficient processing of getattr requests. We think
>>> waiting for clients to release "Fsc" in this case might not be
>>> necessary, is this right?
>>
>> Oh, sorry, in our case, the transition of CInode::filelock's state
>> from LOCK_SYNC to LOCK_SYNC_MIX is done in the "finish" phase of a
>> getattr request when there are clients who want the "Fw" cap at the
>> time. So I think, this should be the mds waiting for READ clients to
>> release "Fsc" so that it can issue "Fw" to the writing client.
>
> And, since "Fw" is still not issued to the writing client yet in the
> LOCK_SYNC_MIX state, it seems that getattr requests should be
> processed instead of blocked in this state, is this right?

this will starve writer if there are lots of getattr
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