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/*
Copyright 2018-2025, Barcelona Supercomputing Center (BSC), Spain
Copyright 2015-2025, Johannes Gutenberg Universitaet Mainz, Germany
This software was partially supported by the
EC H2020 funded project NEXTGenIO (Project ID: 671951, www.nextgenio.eu).
This software was partially supported by the
ADA-FS project under the SPPEXA project funded by the DFG.
This software was partially supported by the
the European Union’s Horizon 2020 JTI-EuroHPC research and
innovation programme, by the project ADMIRE (Project ID: 956748,
admire-eurohpc.eu)
This project was partially promoted by the Ministry for Digital Transformation
and the Civil Service, within the framework of the Recovery,
Transformation and Resilience Plan - Funded by the European Union
-NextGenerationEU.
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*/
#ifndef GEKKOFS_CONFIG_HPP
#define GEKKOFS_CONFIG_HPP
#include <common/cmake_configure.hpp>
// environment prefixes (are concatenated in env module at compile time)
#define CLIENT_ENV_PREFIX "LIBGKFS_"
#define DAEMON_ENV_PREFIX "GKFS_DAEMON_"
#define COMMON_ENV_PREFIX "GKFS_"
#define PROXY_ENV_PREFIX "GKFS_PROXY_"
namespace gkfs::config {
// writes to dev null instead of chunk space, read is reading /dev/zero
constexpr bool limbo_mode = false;
constexpr auto hostfile_path = "./gkfs_hosts.txt";
// We do not default this, ENV variable always required.
constexpr auto forwarding_file_path = "";
namespace cache {
// Optimization for readdir which avoids consecutive stat calls
constexpr bool use_dentry_cache = false;
// When enabled, the dentry cache is cleared when a directory is closed.
// Disabling this may cause semantic issues.
constexpr bool clear_dentry_cache_on_close = true;
// When enabled, write operations no longer update the file size on each write.
// Instead, the size is updated every `write_size_flush_threshold` writes per
// file. fsync/close flushes the size to the server immediately.
constexpr bool use_write_size_cache = false;
constexpr auto write_size_flush_threshold = 1000;
} // namespace cache
namespace client_metrics {
// Default directory where client metrics are stored. Can be set via
// LIBGKFS_METRICS_PATH. Filename consists of starting time, pid, and hostname
// Note: when LIBGKFS_METRICS_IP is given, ZeroMQ is used instead
constexpr auto flush_path = "/tmp/gkfs_client_metrics";
constexpr auto flush_interval = 5; // in seconds
} // namespace client_metrics
namespace io {
/*
* Zero buffer before read. This is relevant if sparse files are used.
* If buffer is not zeroed, sparse regions contain invalid data.
*/
constexpr auto zero_buffer_before_read = false;
/*
* When the daemon handler serves a read request, it starts tasklets (for each
* chunk) from the io pool to read all chunks of that read request in parallel.
* Then another thread is waiting for the first tasklet to finish before
* initiating the bulk transfer back to the client for this chunk.
* This will continue in sequence, allowing gaps between bulk transfers while
* waiting. Although this is CPU efficient, it does not provide the highest I/O.
* if spin_lock_read is enabled it will try all tasklets if they are finished
* regardless of their order minimizing the gap between bulk transfers.
* Due to spinning in a loop this increases CPU utilization
*/
constexpr auto spin_lock_read = false;
} // namespace io
namespace log {
constexpr auto client_log_path = "/tmp/gkfs_client.log";
constexpr auto daemon_log_path = "/tmp/gkfs_daemon.log";
constexpr auto proxy_log_path = "/tmp/gkfs_proxy.log";
constexpr auto client_log_level = "info,errors,critical,hermes";
constexpr auto daemon_log_level = 4; // info
constexpr auto proxy_log_level = 4; // info
} // namespace log
namespace metadata {
// directory name where the metadata db instance is placed
constexpr auto dir = "metadata";
// which metadata should be considered apart from size and mode
// Blocks are used to store the rename status (-1 is a renamed file)
constexpr auto use_atime = false;
constexpr auto use_ctime = false;
constexpr auto use_mtime = false;
constexpr auto use_link_cnt = false;
#ifdef HAS_RENAME
constexpr auto use_blocks = true;
#else
constexpr auto use_blocks = false;
#endif // HAS_RENAME
/*
* If true, all chunks on the same host are removed during a metadata remove
* rpc. This is a technical optimization that reduces the number of RPCs for
* remove operations. This setting could be useful for future asynchronous
* remove implementations where the data should not be removed immediately.
*/
constexpr auto implicit_data_removal = true;
// metadata logic
// Check for existence of file metadata before create. This done on RocksDB
// level
constexpr auto create_exist_check = true;
} // namespace metadata
namespace data {
// directory name below rootdir where chunks are placed
constexpr auto chunk_dir = "chunks";
} // namespace data
namespace proxy {
constexpr auto pid_path = "/tmp/gkfs_proxy.pid";
constexpr auto fwd_create = true;
constexpr auto fwd_stat = true;
constexpr auto fwd_remove = true;
constexpr auto fwd_get_size = true;
constexpr auto fwd_update_size = true;
constexpr auto fwd_io = true;
constexpr auto fwd_truncate = true;
constexpr auto fwd_chunk_stat = true;
constexpr auto fwd_get_dirents_single = true;
// Only use proxy for io if write/read size is higher than set value
constexpr auto fwd_io_count_threshold = 0;
} // namespace proxy
namespace rpc {
constexpr auto chunksize = 524288; // in bytes (e.g., 524288 == 512KB)
// size of preallocated buffer to hold directory entries in rpc call
constexpr auto dirents_buff_size = (8 * 1024 * 1024); // 8 mega
constexpr auto dirents_buff_size_proxy = (128 * 1024 * 1024); // 8 mega
/*
* Indicates the number of concurrent progress to drive I/O operations of chunk
* files to and from local file systems The value is directly mapped to created
* Argobots xstreams, controlled in a single pool with ABT_snoozer scheduler
*/
constexpr auto daemon_io_xstreams = 8;
// Number of threads used for RPC handlers at the daemon
constexpr auto daemon_handler_xstreams = 4;
// Number of threads used for RPC handlers at the proxy
constexpr auto proxy_handler_xstreams = 3;
} // namespace rpc
namespace rocksdb {
// Write-ahead logging of rocksdb
constexpr auto use_write_ahead_log = false;
} // namespace rocksdb
namespace stats {
constexpr auto max_stats = 1000000;
constexpr auto prometheus_gateway = "127.0.0.1:9091";
} // namespace stats
} // namespace gkfs::config
#endif // GEKKOFS_CONFIG_HPP