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Manish Bhatt resolved HADOOP-19381.
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    Resolution: Duplicate

> [ABFS] Support Rename and Delete operation over FNS-Blob endpoint
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>                 Key: HADOOP-19381
>                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/HADOOP-19381
>             Project: Hadoop Common
>          Issue Type: New Feature
>          Components: fs/azure
>    Affects Versions: 3.5.0
>            Reporter: Manish Bhatt
>            Assignee: Manish Bhatt
>            Priority: Major
>              Labels: pull-request-available
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> Currently, we only support rename and delete operations on the DFS endpoint. 
> The reason for supporting rename and delete operations on the Blob endpoint 
> is that the Blob endpoint does not account for hierarchy. We need to ensure 
> that the HDFS contracts are maintained when performing rename and delete 
> operations. Renaming or deleting a directory over the Blob endpoint requires 
> the client to handle the orchestration and rename or delete all the blobs 
> within the specified directory.
>  
> The task outlines the considerations for implementing rename and delete 
> operations for the FNS-blob endpoint to ensure compatibility with HDFS 
> contracts.
>  * {*}Blob Endpoint Usage{*}: The task addresses the need for abstraction in 
> the code to maintain HDFS contracts while performing rename and delete 
> operations on the blob endpoint, which does not support hierarchy.
>  * {*}Rename Operations{*}: The {{AzureBlobFileSystem#rename()}} method will 
> use a {{RenameHandler}} instance to handle rename operations, with separate 
> handlers for the DFS and blob endpoints. This method includes prechecks, 
> destination adjustments, and orchestration of directory renaming for blobs.
>  * {*}Atomic Rename{*}: Atomic renaming is essential for blob endpoints, as 
> it requires orchestration to copy or delete each blob within the directory. A 
> configuration will allow developers to specify directories for atomic 
> renaming, with a JSON file to track the status of renames.
>  * {*}Delete Operations{*}: Delete operations are simpler than renames, 
> requiring fewer HDFS contract checks. For blob endpoints, the client must 
> handle orchestration, including managing orphaned directories created by 
> Az-copy.
>  * {*}Orchestration for Rename/Delete{*}: Orchestration for rename and delete 
> operations over blob endpoints involves listing blobs and performing actions 
> on each blob. The process must be optimized to handle large numbers of blobs 
> efficiently.
>  * {*}Need for Optimization{*}: Optimization is crucial because the 
> {{ListBlob}} API can return a maximum of 5000 blobs at once, necessitating 
> multiple calls for large directories. The task proposes a producer-consumer 
> model to handle blobs in parallel, thereby reducing processing time and 
> memory usage.
>  * {*}Producer-Consumer Design{*}: The proposed design includes a producer to 
> list blobs, a queue to store the blobs, and a consumer to process them in 
> parallel. This approach aims to improve efficiency and mitigate memory issues.



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