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What user space filesystem are you planning to use? We have not tested HSE against user space filesystems. We currently do not have a way to disable mmap() usage in HSE. Our cursor implementation heavily relies on mcache. |
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Ok thanks, I am interested in making things run on spdk/blobfs.
Maybe I can try to use userfaultfd to get mmap implemented in user space,
but not sure the impact on performance.
Nabeel ***@***.***> 于2021年10月6日周三 上午1:25写道:
… What user space filesystem are you planning to use? We have not tested HSE
against user space filesystems.
We currently do not have a way to disable mmap() usage in HSE. Our cursor
implementation heavily relies on mcache.
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I am looking use a user space file system as backend of HSE, but mcache logical cause things hardly. For a user space file system, do not need use mmap function to access memory in kernel space.
Whether can intergrating user space file system just using open/read/write/close interface?
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