swarm/storage: Remove premature iterator termination condition in gc

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lash 2018-10-02 12:08:00 +02:00
parent 759fdeb65b
commit f1f7ba92e2
2 changed files with 11 additions and 126 deletions

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@ -248,7 +248,7 @@ func decodeData(addr Address, data []byte) (*chunk, error) {
}
func (s *LDBStore) collectGarbage(ratio float32) {
log.Trace("collectGarbage", "ratio", ratio)
log.Trace("collectGarbage", "ratio", ratio, "entrycnt", s.entryCnt)
metrics.GetOrRegisterCounter("ldbstore.collectgarbage", nil).Inc(1)
@ -258,7 +258,7 @@ func (s *LDBStore) collectGarbage(ratio float32) {
garbage := []*gcItem{}
gcnt := 0
for ok := it.Seek([]byte{keyIndex}); ok && (gcnt < maxGCitems) && (uint64(gcnt) < s.entryCnt); ok = it.Next() {
for ok := it.Seek([]byte{keyIndex}); ok && (uint64(gcnt) < s.entryCnt); ok = it.Next() {
itkey := it.Key()
if (itkey == nil) || (itkey[0] != keyIndex) {
@ -290,7 +290,11 @@ func (s *LDBStore) collectGarbage(ratio float32) {
sort.Slice(garbage[:gcnt], func(i, j int) bool { return garbage[i].value < garbage[j].value })
if gcnt > maxGCitems {
gcnt = maxGCitems
}
cutoff := int(float32(gcnt) * ratio)
metrics.GetOrRegisterCounter("ldbstore.collectgarbage.delete", nil).Inc(int64(cutoff))
for i := 0; i < cutoff; i++ {

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@ -341,127 +341,6 @@ func TestLDBStoreCollectGarbage(t *testing.T) {
log.Info("ldbstore", "total", n, "missing", missing, "entrycnt", ldb.entryCnt, "accesscnt", ldb.accessCnt)
}
// TestLDBStoreCollectGarbageOrdered checks if the most recently added chunks according to capacity are left after garbage collection
func TestLDBStoreCollectGarbageOrdered(t *testing.T) {
gcThreshold := int(maxGCitems * gcArrayFreeRatio)
capacity := maxGCitems * 2
chunkCount := capacity * 2
hasher := MakeHashFunc(DefaultHash)()
writeBatchTolerance := 128 // according to log ldb seems to write in batches of 6
// four byte value incremented sequentially as chunk data (one chunk has 1024 values)
var byteValue uint32 = 0
// lru buffer
cursor := 0
buf := make([][ch.DefaultSize]byte, capacity)
// record keeping
chunkSaveCount := gcThreshold - writeBatchTolerance
madeChunks := make([]Chunk, chunkSaveCount)
madeAddrs := make([]Address, chunkSaveCount)
matchAddrs := make([]Address, chunkSaveCount)
// needed for hashing (all chunks are full chunks here)
meta := make([]byte, 8)
binary.LittleEndian.PutUint64(meta, uint64(ch.DefaultSize))
// the store
store, cleanup := newLDBStore(t)
store.setCapacity(uint64(capacity))
defer cleanup()
log.Info("gc ordered test", "gcthreshold", gcThreshold, "savecount", chunkSaveCount, "cap", capacity, "count", chunkCount)
for i := 0; i < chunkCount; i++ {
hasher.ResetWithLength(meta)
// write (same) sequential data to buffer and hasher
for j := 0; j < ch.DefaultSize; j += 4 { // uint32 intervals
byteValueByte := [4]byte{}
binary.LittleEndian.PutUint32(byteValueByte[:], byteValue)
copy(buf[cursor][j:], byteValueByte[:])
hasher.Write(byteValueByte[:])
byteValue++
}
// create and put chunk
newChunk := NewChunk(hasher.Sum(nil), buf[cursor][:])
_, err := mput(store, 1, func(n int64) Chunk { return newChunk })
if err != nil {
t.Fatalf("store put fail: %v", err)
}
log.Trace("putting", "address", newChunk.Address(), "i", i)
// add to record keeping if it's among the last chunkSaveCount chunks
if i > chunkCount-chunkSaveCount {
madeChunks[cursor] = newChunk
madeAddrs[cursor] = madeChunks[cursor].Address()
matchAddrs[cursor] = madeChunks[cursor].Address()
// get the chunk at least gcThreshold times. That should put the chunk access count comfortable above the limit of any previously added chunks (and give time to flush the db batch writes, too)
for i := 0; i < gcThreshold; i++ {
log.Trace("accessing", "address", madeChunks[cursor].Address())
store.Get(context.TODO(), madeChunks[cursor].Address())
}
cursor++
// wrap cursor on capacity.
//cursor %= capacity
}
}
log.Info("chunks put, sir", "cursor", cursor, "capacity", capacity, "lastvalue", byteValue, "count", len(madeAddrs))
// madeAddrs should now contain only the last added chunks.
var matches uint64
var seq uint64
err := mget(store, madeAddrs, func(h Address, retrievedChunk Chunk) error {
oldMatch := matches
seq++
// matchedAddr originally equal to madeAddr
// when an element is found, remove it
for i, matchedAddr := range matchAddrs {
if bytes.Equal(matchedAddr, h) {
matchAddrs[i] = matchAddrs[len(matchAddrs)-1]
// last one needs special treatment
if len(matchAddrs) == 1 {
matchAddrs = []Address{}
} else {
matchAddrs = matchAddrs[:len(matchAddrs)-1]
}
matches++
log.Debug("found match", "addr", h, "match", matches, "seq", seq, "left", len(matchAddrs))
break
}
}
// we don't seem to reach this, which suggests retrieve fails are handled further up...?
if oldMatch == matches {
log.Warn("no match", "addr", h, "left", len(matchAddrs))
return fmt.Errorf("not found (%d): %x", matches, h)
}
return nil
})
// check the retrieve errors
if err != nil {
t.Fatalf("matches %d/%d, retrieve fail: %v", matches, chunkSaveCount, err)
}
// if all elements are found the array should be empty
if len(matchAddrs) > 0 {
t.Fatalf("expected 0 chunks in match array, have %d", len(matchAddrs))
}
}
// TestLDBStoreAddRemove tests that we can put and then delete a given chunk
func TestLDBStoreAddRemove(t *testing.T) {
ldb, cleanup := newLDBStore(t)
@ -507,8 +386,10 @@ func TestLDBStoreAddRemove(t *testing.T) {
// TestLDBStoreRemoveThenCollectGarbage tests that we can delete chunks and that we can trigger garbage collection
func TestLDBStoreRemoveThenCollectGarbage(t *testing.T) {
capacity := 11
surplus := 4
//capacity := 11
//surplus := 4
capacity := 10000
surplus := 10000
ldb, cleanup := newLDBStore(t)
ldb.setCapacity(uint64(capacity))
@ -545,7 +426,7 @@ func TestLDBStoreRemoveThenCollectGarbage(t *testing.T) {
cleanup()
ldb, cleanup = newLDBStore(t)
capacity = 10
//capacity = 10000
ldb.setCapacity(uint64(capacity))
defer cleanup()