Re: iSCSI active/active stale io guard

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Hi Maged,

I had a go at hacking up a (4.17.0-rc3) kernel RBD based PoC using your
request expiry approach.

The Ceph (v13.0.2-1974) OSD request expiry functionality is added via a
new (likely in the completely wrong place) class="user" fn="expire_req"
call:
https://github.com/ddiss/ceph/commits/poc_osd_req_expiry

This new class function is then invoked via an op that is prefixed to
all kRBD OSD write requests *if* the image is mapped with a
write_expiry_msec=X parameter:
https://git.samba.org/?p=ddiss/linux.git;a=shortlog;h=refs/heads/poc_krbd_wreq_expiry

I've also hacked up similar (uglier) patches for target_core_rbd, but
I'd be interested in feedback on these upstream based kRBD/OSD changes
before looking how this could be added to librbd for future
active/active tcmu-runner deployments.

Cheers, David
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