It was possible to upload a big file which overcomes the minimal
disk space limit in XL, PrepareFile was actually checking for disk
space but we weren't checking its returned error. This patch fixes
this behavior.
* fs: Rename tempObjPath variable in fsCreateFile()
* fs/posix: Factor checkDiskFree() function
* fs: Add disk free check in fsCreateFile()
* posix: Move free disk check to createFile()
* xl: Relax free disk check in POSIX initialization
* fs: checkDiskFree checks for space to store data
This improves the startup time significantly
for clusters which have lot of buckets.
Also fixes a bug where `.minio.sys` is created
on disks which do not have `format.json`
startOffset was re-assigned to '0' so it would end up
copying wrong content ignoring the requested startOffset.
This also fixes the corruption issue we observed while
using docker registry.
Fixes https://github.com/docker/distribution/issues/2205
Also fixes#3842 - incorrect routing.
The globalMaxObjectSize limit is instilled in S3 spec perhaps
due to certain limitations on S3 infrastructure. For minio we
don't have such limitations and we can stream a larger file
instead.
So we are going to bump this limit to 16GiB.
Fixes#3825
This function was returning BucketNotFound for all errors
which at least hides the fact that disks could be corrupted.
This commit fixes the behavior by returning all errors that,
are, by the way, Object API errors.
Add missing protection from deleting multiple objects
in parallel. Currently we are deleting objects without
proper locking through this API.
This can cause significant amount of races.
Ignore a disk which wasn't able to successfully perform an action to
avoid eventual perturbations when the disk comes back in the middle
of write change.
This removal comes to avoid some redundant requirements
which are adding more problems on a production setup.
Here are the list of checks for time as they happen
- Fresh connect (during server startup) - CORRECT
- A reconnect after network disconnect - CORRECT
- For each RPC call - INCORRECT.
Verifying time for each RPC aggravates a situation
where a RPC call is rejected in a sequence of events
due to enough load on a production setup. 3 second
might not be enough time window for the call to be
initiated and received by the server.
Harshavardhana