ivandika3 commented on code in PR #11365:
URL: https://github.com/apache/ozone/pull/11365#discussion_r4180435926


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hadoop-ozone/ozone-manager/src/main/java/org/apache/hadoop/ozone/om/S3SecretManager.java:
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@@ -102,6 +105,7 @@ default void updateCache(String accessId, S3SecretValue 
secret) {
     if (cache != null) {
       LOG.info("Updating cache for accessId/user: {}.", accessId);
       cache.put(accessId, secret);
+      TableCacheUpdateTracker.recordCacheUpdate(S3_SECRET_TABLE);

Review Comment:
   The `S3SecretManager` uses table cache, but the implementation does not use 
the unified `TypedTable`, probably because it supports both external S3 secret 
store (i.e. `VaultSecretStore`) and embedded (OM RocksDB), but Ozone table 
mechanisms only support RocksDB (`TypedTable` uses `RDBTable` as the underlying 
store).
   
   There is also cache related cleanup logic in `OzoneManagerDoubleBuffer` just 
for `S3_SECRET_TABLE` which I think it kind of hacky since the whole cache 
evictions has already been supported by the OM `TableCache`. Technically, it 
should be possible to unify it by making the `S3SecretCache` to be a 
`TableCache`, but this means that we might need to make OM to generalize the 
table cache and store implementation API (where the store can support other 
remote store like `VaultStore` or even things like remote KV store which means 
that OM only stores in-memory cache similar to QiHoo OM architecture, see 
https://github.com/apache/ozone/files/13347053/OM.-Qihoo.pdf), which is going 
to be quite involved.



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