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Type:
Task
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Resolution: Fixed
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Priority:
Major - P3
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Affects Version/s: None
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Component/s: Prefetch
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None
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Storage Engines, Storage Engines - Persistence
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0.013
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SE Persistence backlog
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None
Issue Summary
In the __disagg_apply_checkpoint_meta function, when picking up a checkpoint, the metadata is parsed sequentially using repeated next() calls. The question was raised whether this predictable walk through the metadata could benefit from enabling prefetch in this flow.
Context
- The current implementation parses the entire metadata by calling next() repeatedly, which is a predictable access pattern.
- There is interest in understanding if enabling prefetch would yield performance gains, especially for workloads with large dhandles.
- Performance data should be gathered before making any changes.
- Related workload: disagg_measure_startup_primary_25k_locust (as referenced in BF-44421).
Proposed Solution
- Investigate the potential performance impact of enabling prefetch during the metadata parsing in __disagg_apply_checkpoint_meta.
- Collect and analyze performance data, particularly for large dhandle workloads.
- If performance improvements are observed, consider enabling prefetch in this flow.
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