Rbd journal » History » Version 1
Josh Durgin, 07/01/2015 12:05 AM
1 | 1 | Josh Durgin | h1. RBD journalling |
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3 | *Summary* |
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4 | This is the next step towards disaster recovery for rbd. The idea is to record all writes (data and metadata changes) to a journal of rados objects, preserving a consistent point-in-time stream that can be mirrored to other sites. |
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6 | *Owners* |
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7 | Jason Dillaman (Red Hat) |
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10 | *Interested Parties* |
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11 | Josh Durgin (Red Hat) |
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13 | *Current Status* |
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14 | A new feature bit is added for enabling journalling for an image, and a general journaling mechanism is almost ready. |
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16 | *Detailed Description* |
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17 | See http://comments.gmane.org/gmane.comp.file-systems.ceph.devel/25331 |
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19 | Updates since then: active sets of objects are switched out wholesale once any current object becomes full, so that replay is bounded to an active set of objects as a maximum necessary amount of data to read at once. |