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feat(puffin): implement MokaCacheManager #4211

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  • I have written the necessary rustdoc comments.
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  • New Features

    • Introduced MokaCacheManager for advanced caching using the moka library.
    • Enhanced error management with new error variants for creation, renaming, and removal failures.
  • Refactor

    • Updated PuffinReader trait to return Result<Self::Dir> and introduced the DirGuard trait.
    • Modified CachedPuffinWriter struct and methods to include new generic types for cache management.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Improved cache management and error handling in the moka_cache_manager module.

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The latest updates introduce several new libraries and dependencies in Cargo.toml, enhance error handling in error.rs, modify the PuffinReader trait in puffin_manager.rs, and add a new cache management module with moka in cache_manager.rs. Additionally, there are adjustments to generics within CachedPuffinWriter in writer.rs to support improved cache functionalities.

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Files/Paths Change Summary
.../Cargo.toml Added base64, common-runtime, common-telemetry, moka, sha2, and common-test-util dependencies.
.../error.rs Added error variants for file operations like creation, renaming, and removal, with associated IoError and Location details.
.../puffin_manager.rs Updated PuffinReader trait to return Result<Self::Dir> and added type Dir: DirGuard.
.../cache_manager.rs Added moka_cache_manager module.
.../cahce_manager/moka_cache_manager.rs Introduced MokaCacheManager and related structs for managing caches using the moka library.
.../cache_manager/cached_puffin_manager/writer.rs Modified CachedPuffinWriter to handle new generic types for cache management.

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    participant Client
    participant CachedPuffinWriter
    participant MokaCacheManager
    participant DiskStorage
    Client ->> CachedPuffinWriter: write(data)
    CachedPuffinWriter ->> MokaCacheManager: put_dir(data)
    MokaCacheManager ->> DiskStorage: save(data)
    DiskStorage -->> MokaCacheManager: success
    MokaCacheManager -->> CachedPuffinWriter: success
    CachedPuffinWriter -->> Client: success
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New libraries join the fight.
Errors handled with such might,
Puffin's cache now takes flight.
Moka sprinkles magic dust,
File ops now robust.
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src/puffin/Cargo.toml (5)

14-14: Added dependency base64

The addition of base64 is likely for encoding cache keys as indicated in the moka_cache_manager.rs. This is a standard library for handling base64 encoding and decoding.


18-18: Added dependency common-telemetry

This dependency is used for logging warnings in the moka_cache_manager.rs. It's important to ensure that logging is appropriately used to avoid performance overheads and information leakage.


22-22: Added dependency moka

The moka library is central to the caching functionality introduced in this PR. It is used to manage the caching layer efficiently.
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26-26: Added dependency sha2

This dependency is used for generating hash values for cache keys, as seen in moka_cache_manager.rs. The choice of sha2 ensures a strong hash function for this purpose.


33-33: Added development dependency common-test-util

This is used in the unit tests for moka_cache_manager.rs. It's good practice to separate test utilities into development dependencies.

src/puffin/src/puffin_manager/cache_manager.rs (1)

15-15: Module moka_cache_manager included

This inclusion is essential for integrating the MokaCacheManager into the project's caching strategy. It ensures that the new caching logic is encapsulated in its module.

src/puffin/src/error.rs (2)

83-105: Added new error variants for Create, Rename, and Remove operations

These new variants are critical for handling specific I/O errors that can occur during file and directory operations in the cache management process. They enhance the robustness of error handling.


239-241: Integration of new error variants into the ErrorExt implementation

This change ensures that the new error types are correctly integrated into the existing error handling framework, allowing them to be appropriately processed and logged.

src/puffin/src/puffin_manager/cache_manager/moka_cache_manager.rs (6)

41-47: Structure definition for MokaCacheManager

This struct is well-defined with clear documentation for each field. It encapsulates the necessary components for managing the cache, such as the root directory and the cache object itself.


51-90: Implementation of new method for MokaCacheManager

This method properly initializes the cache with a maximum size and sets up an eviction listener. The use of asynchronous file operations and proper error handling with context is commendable.


98-150: Cache management methods

These methods (get_blob, get_dir, put_dir) are crucial for the functionality of the cache manager. They handle the retrieval and storage of blobs and directories efficiently. The use of hashing for cache keys and the atomic operations performed during write operations are best practices.


210-238: Cache recovery method

The method for recovering the cache iterates through the cache directory and handles temporary or deleted files appropriately. This is an essential feature for maintaining the integrity of the cache.


263-277: Implementation of DirWriterProvider for MokaDirWriterProvider

This implementation is crucial for writing files to the cache directory. The method ensures directories are created if they do not exist, which is a necessary check.


309-392: Unit tests for cache manager functionalities

The provided unit tests cover essential functionalities such as blob and directory retrieval and storage. They ensure the cache manager works as expected under different scenarios.

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src/puffin/src/puffin_manager/cache_manager/moka_cache_manager.rs (7)

15-39: Review of imports and constants:

  • The use of external libraries such as async_trait, base64, moka, and sha2 is appropriate for the functionalities described.
  • Constants like TMP_EXTENSION and DELETED_EXTENSION are well-named and clearly define their purpose.

40-47: Struct definition check for MokaCacheManager:

  • The struct is well-defined with clear documentation of its fields.
  • The use of PathBuf for root and Cache<String, u64> for cache is appropriate given the context of file and directory caching.

49-91: Review of MokaCacheManager::new:

  • The cache setup using Cache::builder() with an eviction listener is correctly implemented. The use of async closures for eviction handling is a good use of Rust's async capabilities.
  • Renaming and deleting files during eviction is handled with appropriate error logging. However, consider adding retry logic or more robust error handling for file operations which can often fail due to IO issues.

[REFACTOR_SUGGESTion]
Consider implementing retry logic for file operations within the eviction listener to handle transient IO errors more robustly.


94-150: Review of CacheManager trait implementations in MokaCacheManager:

  • The methods get_blob, get_dir, and put_dir are well-implemented with clear logic and proper async handling.
  • Use of encode_cache_key for generating cache keys ensures consistency and avoids collisions.
  • Error handling is done using context-specific errors, which enhances the clarity and maintainability of the code.

153-236: Review of utility functions in MokaCacheManager:

  • The functions write_blob and write_dir use a pattern of writing to a temporary location and then renaming, which is a good practice for ensuring atomicity.
  • The recover function appropriately handles the cleanup of temporary and deleted files and restores cache state, which is crucial for the integrity of the caching mechanism.

257-273: Review of MokaDirWriterProvider and its method writer:

  • The implementation of writer method in MokaDirWriterProvider correctly handles directory creation and file writing, ensuring that directories are created if they don't exist before writing files.
  • Proper use of async and error handling patterns is observed, which is crucial for IO operations.

276-474: Review of test implementations for MokaCacheManager:

  • The tests cover key functionalities such as blob and directory retrieval, ensuring that the cache manager behaves as expected.
  • Use of temporary directories and handling of test data is correctly implemented, providing a good test environment.

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src/puffin/src/puffin_manager/cache_manager/moka_cache_manager.rs (5)

40-47: Well-structured definition of MokaCacheManager.

The struct is clearly defined with appropriate documentation for its fields, which enhances maintainability and readability.


306-389: Comprehensive testing of blob and directory retrieval methods.

The tests for blob and directory retrieval are well-implemented, ensuring that the MokaCacheManager behaves as expected under various scenarios. These tests are crucial for verifying the functionality of the caching mechanisms.


208-254: Proper implementation of cache recovery in recover method.

The recover method effectively iterates through the cache directory to handle temporary or deleted files and directories. This method is crucial for maintaining the integrity of the cache. Ensure that this recovery process is thoroughly tested to handle all edge cases.

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Proper implementation of cache recovery in recover method.

The test_recover function in src/puffin/src/puffin_manager/cache_manager/moka_cache_manager.rs appears to cover various scenarios of the cache recovery process, including creating temporary directories and files, recovering the cache, and verifying the integrity of the recovered data. This thorough testing ensures that the recover method is robust and handles different edge cases effectively.

  • Comprehensive tests for cache recovery are present in the test_recover function.
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260-273: Review of MokaDirWriterProvider implementation.

The MokaDirWriterProvider correctly implements the DirWriterProvider trait, providing directory writing capabilities. However, ensure that there is error handling in case the directory creation fails.

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The writer method in the MokaDirWriterProvider implementation uses context(CreateSnafu)? to handle errors during directory creation with fs::create_dir_all(parent).await. This ensures that any errors encountered during the directory creation process are properly handled and propagated.

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94-150: Review of CacheManager trait implementation for MokaCacheManager.

The implementation of the CacheManager trait is comprehensive, covering blob and directory management. The use of encode_cache_key for generating cache keys ensures consistency. However, consider handling potential errors when directories or files are not found during retrieval operations.

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To ensure comprehensive error handling, we need to verify the specifics of the OpenSnafu and RenameSnafu error contexts, as well as the write_blob and write_dir functions. This will help us confirm whether the implementation properly handles cases where files or directories are not found.


To ensure comprehensive error handling, we need to inspect the definitions of OpenSnafu and RenameSnafu, and review the implementations of write_blob and write_dir.


Error handling for missing directories or files is adequately covered.

The get_blob and put_dir methods in MokaCacheManager use context(OpenSnafu) and context(RenameSnafu) respectively for error handling, ensuring proper error propagation. Additionally, the write_blob and write_dir functions handle errors using context(CreateSnafu) and context(RenameSnafu).

  • The get_blob method wraps fs::File::open with context(OpenSnafu), ensuring errors are handled when files are not found.
  • The put_dir method uses context(RenameSnafu) for handling errors during directory renaming.
  • Both write_blob and write_dir functions ensure atomic operations and handle errors appropriately.

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src/puffin/src/error.rs (4)

83-89: Addition of Create error variant: Well-defined and consistent.

The Create variant is correctly defined with appropriate IoError and Location fields, and it follows the existing pattern of error handling in the enum. This ensures consistency and maintainability.


91-97: Addition of Rename error variant: Well-defined and consistent.

The Rename variant is correctly defined with appropriate IoError and Location fields, and it follows the existing pattern of error handling in the enum. This ensures consistency and maintainability.


99-105: Addition of Remove error variant: Well-defined and consistent.

The Remove variant is correctly defined with appropriate IoError and Location fields, and it follows the existing pattern of error handling in the enum. This ensures consistency and maintainability.


262-264: Updates to ErrorExt for new error variants: Correct and effective.

The new error variants (Create, Rename, and Remove) have been correctly added to the status_code method within ErrorExt. This ensures that they are handled consistently with other error types, returning StatusCode::Unexpected for these errors.

src/puffin/src/puffin_manager/cache_manager/moka_cache_manager.rs (3)

141-157: Review of put_dir method: Effective but consider edge cases.

The method effectively stores directories in the cache. However, as previously noted by another reviewer, consider edge cases where the directory size might exceed u32::MAX.

  • Action Required: Use a more robust type conversion or handle potential overflows more gracefully.
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196-213: Review of write_dir method: Ensures atomicity and handles directories effectively.

The method correctly implements atomic write operations for directories using a temporary directory. This approach is robust and helps prevent issues during concurrent access.

  • Action Required: Ensure that temporary directories are removed or reused efficiently to avoid unnecessary disk space usage.

215-243: Review of recover method: Effective cache recovery mechanism.

The method effectively iterates through the cache directory to recover or clean up files and directories. This is crucial for maintaining the integrity and performance of the cache.

  • Action Required: Ensure that the recovery process is tested thoroughly to handle various failure scenarios effectively.

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src/puffin/src/puffin_manager.rs (2)

73-73: Introduction of DirGuard trait and Dir associated type enhances resource management.

The addition of the DirGuard trait and the Dir associated type in the PuffinReader trait is a positive change. It abstracts the directory handling, allowing for better resource management and potentially more robust caching mechanisms.

Also applies to: 85-88


80-83: Ensure proper documentation and usage example for DirGuard.

While the DirGuard trait and its usage in dir() method are appropriately implemented, it would be beneficial to include more detailed documentation and usage examples. This can help other developers understand how to properly implement and utilize this new trait.

src/puffin/src/puffin_manager/cached_puffin_manager/reader.rs (1)

34-34: Successful integration of DirGuard in CachedPuffinReader.

The integration of the DirGuard and the adjustment of generic parameters in CachedPuffinReader are well executed. These changes ensure that the caching mechanism can effectively manage directory resources, aligning with the modifications in the PuffinManager traits.

Also applies to: 39-39, 45-45, 49-49, 61-61, 64-64, 69-69, 86-86, 102-102, 105-105

src/puffin/src/puffin_manager/cached_puffin_manager/writer.rs (1)

34-34: Effective use of DirGuard in CachedPuffinWriter.

The modifications in CachedPuffinWriter to incorporate the DirGuard and adjust the generic parameters are effectively implemented. These changes ensure consistency across the reader and writer components of the puffin module, facilitating better resource management and caching.

Also applies to: 42-42, 51-51, 55-55, 68-68, 71-71

src/puffin/src/puffin_manager/cache_manager/moka_cache_manager.rs (8)

60-116: Review of MokaCacheManager::new method: Proper Initialization and Error Handling.

The implementation of the async_eviction_listener correctly logs errors during the eviction process but lacks any recovery mechanisms to handle these errors beyond logging. This aligns with the original review comment.

  • Ensure that the error handling in the eviction process does not silently fail without any recovery mechanism.

  • The following locations in the codebase need attention:

    • src/puffin/src/puffin_manager/cache_manager/moka_cache_manager.rs: Lines 51-90
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Review of MokaCacheManager::new method: Proper Initialization and Error Handling.

This method correctly initializes the MokaCacheManager with a root directory and a maximum cache size. The use of an asynchronous eviction listener to handle the atomic removal of cache items is a robust design choice. However, ensure that the error handling in the eviction process does not silently fail without any recovery mechanism.

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124-157: Review of get_blob method: Efficient caching and error handling.

The method efficiently handles caching with proper error checks. However, it is essential to ensure that the file is not evicted immediately after being opened, as noted in a previous comment. This is crucial for maintaining data integrity.

  • Action Required: Implement a mechanism to lock the file temporarily or handle potential 'file not found' errors more gracefully after cache retrieval.

159-210: Review of get_dir method: Correct implementation with potential race conditions.

The method correctly retrieves or writes directories based on cache presence. However, as previously discussed, there is a risk of the directory being deleted after retrieval from the cache but before it is accessed. This could lead to race conditions.

  • Action Required: Consider implementing reference counting or a similar mechanism to prevent directories from being deleted while they are being read.

235-244: Optimization suggestion for encode_cache_key.

The method uses SHA-256 hashing followed by Base64 encoding. Consider caching the results of frequently computed keys to improve performance, especially in environments with high request rates.

// Caching the results of encode_cache_key to avoid recomputation
let mut cache = HashMap::new();
fn encode_cache_key(puffin_file_name: &str, key: &str, cache: &mut HashMap<String, String>) -> String {
    let combined_key = format!("{}{}", puffin_file_name, key);
    if let Some(cached) = cache.get(&combined_key) {
        return cached.clone();
    }
    let key1 = Sha256::digest(puffin_file_name);
    let key2 = Sha256::digest(key);
    let mut hasher = Sha256::new();
    hasher.update(key1);
    hasher.update(key2);
    let hash = hasher.finalize();
    let encoded = BASE64_URL_SAFE.encode(hash);
    cache.insert(combined_key, encoded.clone());
    encoded
}

246-266: Review of write_blob method: Ensures atomicity but needs clarity on temporary file handling.

The method ensures atomicity by writing to a temporary file first. However, it's crucial to ensure that these temporary files are handled correctly in failure scenarios to prevent data corruption or leaks.

  • Action Required: Clarify the handling of temporary files in case of errors and ensure they are cleaned up appropriately.

268-284: Review of write_dir method: Ensures atomicity but needs clarity on temporary directory handling.

The method ensures atomicity by writing to a temporary directory first. However, it's crucial to ensure that these temporary directories are handled correctly in failure scenarios to prevent data corruption or leaks.

  • Action Required: Clarify the handling of temporary directories in case of errors and ensure they are cleaned up appropriately.

286-314: Review of recover method: Proper cache recovery mechanism.

The method iterates through the cache directory to recover the cache by removing temporary or deleted files and directories and inserting the size of the file or directory to the cache. This is a crucial method for ensuring data integrity after unexpected shutdowns or crashes.

  • Action Required: Ensure that all error handling paths are robust and that no data is lost or corrupted during the recovery process.

316-332: Review of get_dir_size method: Efficient directory size calculation.

The method calculates the total size of all files in a directory by walking through the directory. This is important for maintaining accurate cache weights and ensuring efficient cache management.

  • Action Required: Ensure that the method handles errors gracefully and that the size calculation is accurate and efficient.

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src/puffin/Cargo.toml (5)

14-14: Dependency Review: base64

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18-19: Dependency Review: common-runtime and common-telemetry

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Dependency Review: common-runtime and common-telemetry

The dependencies common-runtime and common-telemetry are extensively used across multiple modules in the project, indicating their effective integration and utilization.

  • common-runtime is used in files such as server.rs, http.rs, and various test files, showing its role in runtime and testing.
  • common-telemetry is used for logging and tracing in numerous files, highlighting its importance for monitoring and debugging.

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I have verified the usage and changelog of the sha2 crate version 0.10.8. The changelog does not indicate any security vulnerabilities for this version. Additionally, the sha2 crate is used in various parts of the project, primarily for hashing functionalities.

  • Changelog Review: No vulnerabilities found in version 0.10.8.
  • Usage Locations:
    • src/puffin/Cargo.toml
    • src/puffin/src/puffin_manager/cache_manager/moka_cache_manager.rs

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34-34: Dependency Review: common-test-util

Added as a development dependency. Ensure that it provides sufficient utility for testing without significantly impacting build times.


23-23: Dependency Review: moka

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The moka library version specified in the Cargo.toml file is 0.12, which aligns with the latest stable version 0.12.7. This ensures that the project benefits from the latest improvements and bug fixes within the 0.12.x series.

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src/puffin/src/puffin_manager/cache_manager/moka_cache_manager.rs (3)

47-58: Struct Definition: MokaCacheManager

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61-116: Method Implementation: MokaCacheManager::new

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124-157: Method Implementation: get_blob

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47-58: Structure Definition: MokaCacheManager

The MokaCacheManager structure is well-defined with clear documentation. The use of Arc<Mutex<>> for managing unreleased directories is appropriate for ensuring thread safety in asynchronous environments.


248-268: Method Implementation: put_dir

The put_dir method is implemented correctly with appropriate error contexts. The use of try_get_with to manage cache entries is appropriate. No issues found.
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src/puffin/src/puffin_manager/cache_manager.rs (5)

15-15: Include documentation for the new moka_cache_manager module.

Consider adding a brief comment to describe the purpose of the moka_cache_manager module.

mod moka_cache_manager; // Module for managing cache using Moka library

25-25: Use fully qualified import paths.

For better readability and to avoid potential conflicts, consider using fully qualified import paths.

- use crate::puffin_manager::{BlobGuard, DirGuard};
+ use crate::puffin_manager::BlobGuard;
+ use crate::puffin_manager::DirGuard;

45-45: Consider documenting the InitBlobFn type alias.

Provide a brief description and example usage for better clarity.

/// Function that initializes a blob.
/// 
/// `CacheManager` will provide a `BoxWriter` that the caller of `get_blob`
/// can use to write the blob into the cache.
pub trait InitBlobFn = Fn(BoxWriter) -> WriteResult;

51-51: Consider documenting the InitDirFn type alias.

Provide a brief description and example usage for better clarity.

/// Function that initializes a directory.
/// 
/// `CacheManager` will provide a `DirWriterProvider` that the caller of `get_dir`
/// can use to write files inside the directory into the cache.
pub trait InitDirFn = Fn(DirWriterProviderRef) -> WriteResult;

56-57: Overall, the new cache management traits and type definitions look good.

The added traits and type aliases are well-structured and follow Rust's async patterns appropriately.

Also applies to: 60-62, 67-68, 71-73, 78-79, 91-91

src/puffin/src/puffin_manager.rs (2)

89-99: Consider providing more detailed documentation for the BlobGuard and DirGuard traits.

Enhance the comments to provide more context and examples of how these traits are used.

/// `BlobGuard` is provided by the `PuffinReader` to access the blob data.
/// Users should hold the `BlobGuard` until they are done with the blob data.
pub trait BlobGuard {
    type Reader: AsyncRead + AsyncSeek;
    fn reader(&self) -> BoxFuture<'static, Result<Self::Reader>>;
}

/// `DirGuard` is provided by the `PuffinReader` to access the directory in the filesystem.
/// Users should hold the `DirGuard` until they are done with the directory.
pub trait DirGuard {
    fn path(&self) -> &PathBuf;
}

73-74: Ensure consistency in trait bounds.

Ensure that the BlobGuard and DirGuard traits are consistently defined across the codebase.

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The BlobGuard and DirGuard traits are consistently defined, implemented, and used across the codebase.

  • BlobGuard is defined in src/puffin/src/puffin_manager.rs and implemented in src/puffin/src/puffin_manager/cache_manager/moka_cache_manager.rs.
  • DirGuard is defined in src/puffin/src/puffin_manager.rs and implemented in src/puffin/src/puffin_manager/cache_manager/moka_cache_manager.rs.
  • Both traits are used consistently in multiple files within the src/puffin directory.
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34-45: Consider adding more detailed documentation for the CachedPuffinReader struct.

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/// `CachedPuffinReader` is a `PuffinReader` that provides cached readers for puffin files.
pub struct CachedPuffinReader<B, G, AR, AW> {
    /// The name of the puffin file.
    puffin_file_name: String,

    /// The cache manager.
    cache_manager: CacheManagerRef<B, G>,

    /// The puffin file accessor.
    puffin_file_accessor: PuffinFileAccessorRef<AR, AW>,
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/// Initializes a blob and writes it to the cache.
/// 
/// # Parameters
/// - `puffin_file_name`: The name of the puffin file.
/// - `key`: The key associated with the blob.
/// - `writer`: The writer to write the blob data.
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/// 
/// # Parameters
/// - `puffin_file_name`: The name of the puffin file.
/// - `key`: The key associated with the directory.
/// - `writer_provider`: The writer provider to write the directory data.
/// - `accessor`: The file accessor to read the puffin file.
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) -> BoxFuture<'static, Result<u64>> {
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/// `CachedPuffinWriter` is a `PuffinWriter` that writes blobs and directories to a puffin file.
pub struct CachedPuffinWriter<B, D, W> {
    /// The name of the puffin file.
    puffin_file_name: String,

    /// The cache manager.
    cache_manager: CacheManagerRef<B, D>,

    /// The underlying `PuffinFileWriter`.
    puffin_file_writer: PuffinFileWriter<W>,

    /// Written blob keys.
    blob_keys: HashSet<String>,
}

Line range hint 68-109: Ensure consistency in the PuffinWriter trait implementation.

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  • put_blob: Line 68
  • put_dir: Line 109
  • set_footer_lz4_compressed: Line 132
  • finish: Line 146
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src/puffin/src/error.rs (4)

17-17: LGTM!

The addition of the Arc import is appropriate for thread-safe reference counting.


84-90: LGTM!

The Create error variant is well-defined and includes necessary context with IoError and Location.


92-98: LGTM!

The Rename error variant is well-defined and includes necessary context with IoError and Location.


249-250: LGTM!

The CacheGet error variant is well-defined and includes necessary context with Arc<Error> for error propagation.

src/puffin/src/puffin_manager/cache_manager/moka_cache_manager.rs (9)

17-17: LGTM!

The addition of the Arc import is appropriate for thread-safe reference counting.


49-70: LGTM!

The MokaCacheManager struct is well-defined with fields for base directory, cache, recycle bin, and delete queue.


215-224: LGTM!

The encode_cache_key method correctly encodes the cache key using SHA-256 and Base64.


226-248: LGTM!

The write_blob method correctly writes a blob to a temporary file and then renames it to the target path to ensure atomicity.


250-274: LGTM!

The write_dir method correctly writes a directory to a temporary directory and then renames it to the target path to ensure atomicity.


276-340: LGTM!

The recover method correctly recovers the cache by iterating through the cache directory and removing temporary or deleted files and directories.


108-146: LGTM! But verify the function usage in the codebase.

The get_blob method retrieves or initializes a blob in the cache.

However, ensure that all function calls to get_blob match the new signature.

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Function usage verification successful!

All calls to the get_blob function match the new signature.

  • src/puffin/src/puffin_manager/cache_manager/moka_cache_manager.rs
  • src/puffin/src/puffin_manager/cached_puffin_manager/reader.rs
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While the instances found in moka_cache_manager.rs match the new signature, we must ensure that no other files are calling MokaCacheManager::new with an outdated signature.


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All instances of MokaCacheManager::new are within moka_cache_manager.rs and match the new signature. No outdated calls were found elsewhere in the codebase.

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Length of output: 1049


148-181: LGTM! But verify the function usage in the codebase.

The get_dir method retrieves or initializes a directory in the cache.

However, ensure that all function calls to get_dir match the new signature.

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src/puffin/src/puffin_manager/cache_manager/moka_cache_manager.rs (8)

15-39: Imports look good.

The imports are necessary and there are no unused imports.


49-70: Struct definition looks good.

The MokaCacheManager struct fields are appropriate and well-documented.


397-414: Enum definition looks good.

The CacheValue enum variants and methods are appropriate and well-implemented.


416-420: Enum definition looks good.

The DeleteTask enum variants are appropriate and well-implemented.


422-455: Struct definition looks good.

The FsBlobGuard struct fields and methods are appropriate for managing blob access and deletion. The Drop implementation ensures that the file is deleted when the guard is dropped.


457-483: Struct definition looks good.

The FsDirGuard struct fields and methods are appropriate for managing directory access and deletion. The Drop implementation ensures that the directory is deleted when the guard is dropped.


485-502: Struct definition looks good.

The MokaDirWriterProvider struct fields and methods are appropriate for providing directory writers. The DirWriterProvider implementation is well-implemented.


504-940: Test functions look good.

The test functions are comprehensive and cover the necessary scenarios to ensure the functionality of the MokaCacheManager.

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Grand revive magic 🪄

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Merged via the queue into GreptimeTeam:main with commit b69b24a Jul 1, 2024
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* feat(puffin): implement MokaCacheManager

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* chore: polish

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* fix: clippy

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* chore: +1s

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* fix: corner case to get a blob

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* fix: keep dir in used

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* fix: add more tests

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* chore: add doc comments

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* fix: toml format

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* chore: rename unreleased_dirs

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* chore: refine some comments

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* fix: handle more cornor cases

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* chore: refine

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* refactor: simplify

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* chore: more explanation

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* fix: use recycle bin

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* fix

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* fix: remove instead

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* chore: address comment

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* fix: remove unnecessary removing

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