| Issue |
165329
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| Summary |
Define LLVMCAS supported OS/filesystem formats
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| Labels |
new issue
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| Reporter |
cachemeifyoucan
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Need to defined a set of support (or unsupported) file system / OS for default on-disk LLVMCAS implementation.
LLVMCAS implementation should support most physical file systems on Unix (POSIX + `flock`) and Windows. Some extended tests for correctness has been done on:
* macOS + APFS
* Linux + ext4
It is known to be not working on NFS and if the file system doesn't support sparse files, a large disk space is required to be committed upfront to use the CAS.
While LLVMCAS's ondisk CAS implementation is mostly POSIX, it pushes its boundaries and bugs in OS/filesystems can be exposed to cause data corruption and data loss. Also different FS implementation and present difference performance characteristics, and might cause unusable perf issues.
There is a CAS stress tester (available downstream, to be upstreamed soon) that can be used to test for correctness, but we might need to have other tools/rules to define if the CAS library is usable on the OS/filesystem combination.
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