Re: [PATCHv10 9/9] scsi: set permanent stream count in block limits

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On 01.11.2024 08:16, Hans Holmberg wrote:
Locking in or not, to constructively move things forward (if we are
now stuck on how to wire up fs support) I believe it would be
worthwhile to prototype active fdp data placement in xfs and evaluate
it. Happy to help out with that.

I appreciate you willingness to move things forward. I really mean it.

I have talked several times in this thread about collaborating in the
API that you have in mind. I would _very_ much like to have a common
abstraction for ZNS, ZUFS, FDP, and whatever people build on other
protocols. But without tangible patches showing this, we simply cannot
block this anymore.


Fdp and zns are different beasts, so I don't expect the results in the
presentation to be directly translatable but we can see what we can
do.

Is RocksDB the only file system user at the moment?
Is the benchmark setup/config something that could be shared?

It is a YCSB workload. You have the scripts here:

   https://github.com/brianfrankcooper/YCSB/blob/master/workloads/workloada

If you have other standard workload you want us to run, let me know and
we will post the results in the list too.

We will post the changes to the L3 placement in RocksDB. I think we can
make them available somewhere for you to test before that. Let me come
back to you on this.




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