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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> I've been following this discussion casually and am a bit confused.
> The Client will happily send off an explicit getattr request if it
> doesn't have enough capabilities to answer it locally.
>
> Is the problem here that the MDS is not answering all pending
> CEPH_MDS_OP_GETATTR requests in one go? (Which I suppose it doesn't
> really have a way of doing, if they haven't all been processed into
> interior pending locks — but I think they should have gotten there if
> caps are being recalled?)
> Or are the clients for some reason requesting capabilities instead of
> the single getattr message?
> -Greg

Hi, Greg.

In our case, the mds does answer each CEPH_MDS_OP_GETATTR request
seperately, even when there caps are recalled. According to our mds
log, when the caps are recalled, all of these CEPH_MDS_OP_GETATTR
requests are added to the waiter queue, and when the filelock goes
into a stable state, they would be dispatched to be reprocessed one by
one. However, as there are writing clients that want "Fw", the very
first CEPH_MDS_OP_GETATTR request of those in the waiter queue would,
again, turn the filelock into LOCK_SYNC_MIX state which would blocked
all remaining CEPH_MDS_OP_GETATTR requests to get processed.
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