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Konstantin Shvachko commented on HDFS-2477:
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Tomasz, as I understand your intentions you want to optimize 
{{DatanodeDescriptor.moveBlockToHead()}} by replacing the combination of calls 
of {{listRemove()}} and {{listInsert()}} with a single call to a method that 
directly moves the list element to the head, because it avoids redundant 
{{findDatanode()}} calls. This sounds like a good idea. Implementation wise I'd 
propose to restructure it a bit

Instead of introducing helper class DatanodeIndex, which is somewhat confusing 
I'd rather implement it with extra parameters and return values by changing the 
signature of {{DatanodeDescriptor.moveBlockToHead()}}, like

{code}
/** 
 * DatanodeDescriptor.moveBlockToHead()
 * @return the index of the head of the blockList
 */
int moveBlockToHead(BlockInfo b, int curIndex, int headIndex) {
  blockList = b.listMoveToHead(blockList, this, curIndex, headIndex);
  return curIndex; // new headIndex
}
{code}
where {{BlockInfo.listMoveToHead()}} is the implementation of your 
moveBlockToHeadFast(). I think this implementation belongs to BlockInfo rather 
than DatanodeDescriptor as I tried to confine all logic related to triplets and 
related list operations inside BlockInfo. Then the BlockManager code will look 
something like this
{code}
private void reportDiff() {
  ....
  int headIndex = 0;
  while(itBR.hasNext()) {
    ....
    // move block to the head of the list
    in curIndex = storedBlock.findDatanode(dn);
    if(storedBlock != null && curIndex >= 0){
      headIndex = dn.moveBlockToHead(storedBlock, curIndex, headIndex);
  }
  ....
}
{code}
I probably didn't get all the details right, but hope the idea is clear and 
makes sense.
Also please 
- remove white space changes, 
- make sure tabs are replaced with spaces (need to correctly setup your Eclipse 
environment), and 
- add JavaDoc for {{getSetPrevious()}} and {{getSetNext()}}, if you decide to 
keep these methods in your implementation.

                
> Optimize computing the diff between a block report and the namenode state.
> --------------------------------------------------------------------------
>
>                 Key: HDFS-2477
>                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/HDFS-2477
>             Project: Hadoop HDFS
>          Issue Type: Sub-task
>          Components: name-node
>            Reporter: Tomasz Nykiel
>            Assignee: Tomasz Nykiel
>         Attachments: reportDiff.patch, reportDiff.patch-2, reportDiff.patch-3
>
>
> When a block report is processed at the NN, the BlockManager.reportDiff 
> traverses all blocks contained in the report, and for each one block, which 
> is also present in the corresponding datanode descriptor, the block is moved 
> to the head of the list of the blocks in this datanode descriptor.
> With HDFS-395 the huge majority of the blocks in the report, are also present 
> in the datanode descriptor, which means that almost every block in the report 
> will have to be moved to the head of the list.
> Currently this operation is performed by DatanodeDescriptor.moveBlockToHead, 
> which removes a block from a list and then inserts it. In this process, we 
> call findDatanode several times (afair 6 times for each moveBlockToHead 
> call). findDatanode is relatively expensive, since it linearly goes through 
> the triplets to locate the given datanode.
> With this patch, we do some memoization of findDatanode, so we can reclaim 2 
> findDatanode calls. Our experiments show that this can improve the reportDiff 
> (which is executed under write lock) by around 15%. Currently with HDFS-395, 
> reportDiff is responsible for almost 100% of the block report processing time.

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