Package org.apache.hadoop.hdfs.server.namenode

Class INodeReference.DstReference

java.lang.Object
org.apache.hadoop.hdfs.server.namenode.INode
org.apache.hadoop.hdfs.server.namenode.INodeReference
org.apache.hadoop.hdfs.server.namenode.INodeReference.DstReference
All Implemented Interfaces:
Comparable<byte[]>, INodeAttributes, Diff.Element<byte[]>
Enclosing class:
INodeReference
public static class INodeReference.DstReference extends INodeReference

  • Constructor Details

  • Method Details

    • getDstSnapshotId

      public final int getDstSnapshotId()
      Overrides:
      getDstSnapshotId in class INodeReference

    • cleanSubtree

      public void cleanSubtree(INode.ReclaimContext reclaimContext, int snapshot, int prior)
      Description copied from class: INode
      Clean the subtree under this inode and collect the blocks from the descents for further block deletion/update. The current inode can either resides in the current tree or be stored as a snapshot copy. 
       In general, we have the following rules. 
 1. When deleting a file/directory in the current tree, we have different 
 actions according to the type of the node to delete. 
 
 1.1 The current inode (this) is an INodeFile. 
 1.1.1 If prior is null, there is no snapshot taken on ancestors 
 before. Thus we simply destroy (i.e., to delete completely, no need to save 
 snapshot copy) the current INode and collect its blocks for further 
 cleansing.
 1.1.2 Else do nothing since the current INode will be stored as a snapshot
 copy.
 
 1.2 The current inode is an INodeDirectory.
 1.2.1 If prior is null, there is no snapshot taken on ancestors 
 before. Similarly, we destroy the whole subtree and collect blocks.
 1.2.2 Else do nothing with the current INode. Recursively clean its 
 children.
 
 1.3 The current inode is a file with snapshot.
 Call recordModification(..) to capture the current states.
 Mark the INode as deleted.
 
 1.4 The current inode is an INodeDirectory with snapshot feature.
 Call recordModification(..) to capture the current states. 
 Destroy files/directories created after the latest snapshot 
 (i.e., the inodes stored in the created list of the latest snapshot).
 Recursively clean remaining children. 

 2. When deleting a snapshot.
 2.1 To clean INodeFile: do nothing.
 2.2 To clean INodeDirectory: recursively clean its children.
 2.3 To clean INodeFile with snapshot: delete the corresponding snapshot in
 its diff list.
 2.4 To clean INodeDirectory with snapshot: delete the corresponding 
 snapshot in its diff list. Recursively clean its children.
      Overrides:
      cleanSubtree in class INodeReference
      Parameters:
      reclaimContext - Record blocks and inodes that need to be reclaimed.
      snapshot - The id of the snapshot to delete. Snapshot.CURRENT_STATE_ID means to delete the current file/directory.
      prior - The id of the latest snapshot before the to-be-deleted snapshot. When deleting a current inode, this parameter captures the latest snapshot.

    • destroyAndCollectBlocks

      public void destroyAndCollectBlocks(INode.ReclaimContext reclaimContext)
      Destroy self and clear everything! If the INode is a file, this method collects its blocks for further block deletion. If the INode is a directory, the method goes down the subtree and collects blocks from the descents, and clears its parent/children references as well. The method also clears the diff list if the INode contains snapshot diff list.
      To destroy a DstReference node, we first remove its link with the referred node. If the reference number of the referred node is <= 0, we destroy the subtree of the referred node. Otherwise, we clean the referred node's subtree and delete everything created after the last rename operation, i.e., everything outside of the scope of the prior WithName nodes.
      Overrides:
      destroyAndCollectBlocks in class INodeReference
      Parameters:
      reclaimContext -