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Matt Ahrens
mahrens@delphix.com
Delphix Proprietary and Confidential
ZFS send / receive
● Use cases
● Compared with other tools
● How it works: design principles
● New features since 2010
● send size estimation & progress reporting
● holey receive performance!
● bookmarks
● Upcoming features
● resumable send/receive
● receive prefetch
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Use cases - what is this for?
● “zfs send”
● serializes the contents of snapshots
● creates a “send stream” on stdout
● “zfs receive”
● recreates a snapshot from its serialized form
● Incrementals between snapshots
● Remote Replication
● Disaster recovery / Failover
● Data distribution
● Backup
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Examples
zfs send pool/fs@monday | 
ssh host 
zfs receive tank/recvd/fs
zfs send -i @monday 
pool/fs@tuesday | ssh ...
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Examples
zfs send pool/fs@monday | 
ssh host 
zfs receive tank/recvd/fs
zfs send -i @monday 
pool/fs@tuesday | ssh ...
“FromSnap”
“ToSnap”
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Compared with other tools
● Performance
● Incremental changes located and transmitted efficiently
● Including individual blocks of record-structured objects
● e.g. ZVOLs, VMDKs, database files
● Uses full IOPS and bandwidth of storage
● Uses full bandwidth of network
● Latency of storage or network has no impact
● Shared blocks (snapshots & clones)
● Completeness
● Preserves all ZPL state
● No special-purpose code
● e.g. owners (even SIDs)
● e.g. permissions (even NFSv4 ACLs)
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How it works: Design Principles (overview)
● Locate changed blocks via block birth time
● Read minimum number of blocks
● Prefetching issues of i/o in parallel
● Uses full bandwidth & IOPS of all disks
● Unidirectional
● Insensitive to network latency
● DMU consumer
● Insensitive to ZPL complexity
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Design: locating incremental changes
● Locate incremental changes by traversing
ToSnap
● skip blocks that have not been modified since FromSnap
● Other utilities (e.g. rsync) take time proportional
to # files (+ # blocks for record-structured files)
● regardless of how many files/blocks were modified
● Traverse ToSnap
● Ignore blocks not modified since FromSnap
● Note: data in FromSnap is not accessed
● Only need to know FromSnap’s creation time (TXG)
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Design: locating incremental changes
3 8
FromSnap’s birth
time is TXG 5
8 6
2 3 2 2 8 4 6 6
h e l l o _ A s i a B S D c o n
3 2
Block Pointer tells us that
everything below this was born in
TXG 3 or earlier; therefore we do
not need to examine any of the
greyed out blocks
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Design: prefetching
● For good performance, need to use all disks
● Issue many concurrent i/os
● “zfs send” creates prefetch thread
● reads the blocks that the main thread will need
● does not wait for data blocks to be read in (just issues
prefetch)
● see tunable zfs_pd_blks_max
● default: 100 blocks
● upcoming change to zfs_pd_bytes_max, 50MB
● Note: separate from “predictive prefetch”
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Design: unidirectional
● “zfs send … | ” emits data stream on stdout
● no information is passed from receiver to sender
● CLI parameters to “zfs send” reflect receiver
state
● e.g. most recent common snapshot
● e.g. features that the receiving system
supports (embedded, large blocks)
● insensitive to network latency
● allows use for backups (stream to tape/disk)
● allows flexible distribution (chained)
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Design: DMU consumer
● Sends contents of objects
● Does not interpret ZPL / zvol state
● All esoteric ZPL features preserved
● SID (Windows) users
● Full NFSv4 ACLs
● Sparse files
● Extended Attributes
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Design: DMU consumer
# zfs send -i @old pool/filesystem@snapshot | zstreamdump
BEGIN record
hdrtype = 1 (single send stream, not send -R)
features = 30004 (EMBED_DATA | LZ4 | SA_SPILL)
magic = 2f5bacbac (“ZFS backup backup”)
creation_time = 542c4442 (Oct 26, 2013)
type = 2 (ZPL filesystem)
flags = 0x0
toguid = f99d84d71cffeb4
fromguid = 96690713123bfc0b
toname = pool/filesystem@snapshot
END checksum = b76ecb7ee4fc215/717211a93d5938dc/80972bf5a64ad549/a8ce559c24ff00a1
SUMMARY:
Total DRR_BEGIN records = 1
Total DRR_END records = 1
Total DRR_OBJECT records = 22
Total DRR_FREEOBJECTS records = 20
Total DRR_WRITE records = 22691
Total DRR_WRITE_EMBEDDED records = 0
Total DRR_FREE records = 114
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Design Principles (DMU consumer)
# zfs send -i @old pool/filesystem@snapshot | zstreamdump -v
BEGIN record
. . .
OBJECT object = 7 type = 20 bonustype = 44 blksz = 512 bonuslen = 168
FREE object = 7 offset = 512 length = -1
FREEOBJECTS firstobj = 8 numobjs = 3
OBJECT object = 11 type = 20 bonustype = 44 blksz = 1536 bonuslen = 168
FREE object = 11 offset = 1536 length = -1
OBJECT object = 12 type = 19 bonustype = 44 blksz = 8192 bonuslen = 168
FREE object = 12 offset = 32212254720 length = -1
WRITE object = 12 type = 19 (plain file) offset = 1179648 length = 8192
WRITE object = 12 type = 19 (plain file) offset = 2228224 length = 8192
WRITE object = 12 type = 19 (plain file) offset = 26083328 length = 8192
. . .
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Send/receive features unique to OpenZFS
● ZFS send stream size estimation
● ZFS send progress monitoring
● Holey receive performance!
● Bookmarks
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ZFS send stream size & progress
● In OpenZFS since Nov 2011 & May 2012
# zfs send -vei @old pool/fs@new | ...
send from @old to pool/fs@new estimated size is 2.78G
total estimated size is 2.78G
TIME SENT SNAPSHOT
06:57:10 367M pool/fs@new
06:57:11 785M pool/fs@new
06:57:12 1.08G pool/fs@new
...
● -P (parseable) option also available
● API (libzfs & libzfs_core) also available
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Holey receive performance!
● In OpenZFS since end of 2013
● Massive improvement in performance of
receiving objects with “holes”
● i.e. “sparse” objects
● e.g. ZVOLs, VMDK files
● Record birth time for holes
● Don’t need to process old holes on every incremental
● zpool set feature@hole_birth=enabled pool
● Improve time to punch a hole (for zfs recv)
● from O(N cached blocks) to O(1)
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Bookmarks
● In OpenZFS since December 2013
● Incremental send only looks at FromSnap’s
creation time (TXG), not its data
● Bookmark remembers its birth time, not its data
● Allows FromSnap to be deleted, use
FromBookmark instead
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Upcoming features in OpenZFS
● Resumable send/receive
● Checksum in every record
● Receive prefetching
● Open-sourced March 16
● https://github.com/delphix/delphix-os
● Will be upstreamed to illumos & FreeBSD
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Resumable send/receive: the problem
● Failed receive must be restarted from beginning
● Causes: network outage, sender reboot, receiver reboot
● Result: progress lost
● partially received state destroyed
● must restart send | receive from beginning
● Real customer problem:
● Takes 10 days to send|recv
● Network outage almost every week
● :-(
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Resumable send/receive: the solution
● When receive fails, keep state
● Do not delete partially received dataset
● Store on disk: last received <object, offset>
● Sender can resume from where it left off
● Seek directly to specified <object, offset>
● No need to revisit already-sent blocks
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Resumable send/receive: how to use
● Still unidirectional
● Failed receive sets new property on fs
● receive_resume_token
● Opaque; encodes <object, offset>
● Sysadmin or application passes token to
“zfs send”
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Resumable send/receive: how to use
● zfs send … | zfs receive -s … pool/fs
● New -s flag indicates to Save State on failure
● zfs get receive_resume_token pool/fs
● zfs send -t <token> | zfs receive …
● Token tells send:
● what snapshot to send, incremental FromSnap
● where to resume from (object, offset)
● enabled features (embedded, large blocks)
● zfs receive -A pool/fs
● Abort resumable receive state
● Discards partially received data to free space
● receive_resume_token property is removed
● Equivalent API calls in libzfs / libzfs_core
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Resumable send/receive: how to use
# zfs send -v -t 1-e604ea4bf-e0-789c63a2...
resume token contents:
nvlist version: 0
fromguid = 0xc29ab1e6d5bcf52f
object = 0x856 (2134)
offset = 0xa0000 (655360)
bytes = 0x3f4f3c0
toguid = 0x5262dac9d2e0414a
toname = test/fs@b
send from test/fs@a to test/fs@b estimated
size is 11.6M
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Resumable send/receive: how to use
# zfs send -v -t 1-e60a... | zstreamdump -v
BEGIN record
...
toguid = 5262dac9d2e0414a
fromguid = c29ab1e6d5bcf52f
nvlist version: 0
resume_object = 0x856 (2134)
resume_offset = 0xa0000 (655360)
OBJECT object = 2134 type = 19 bonustype = 44 blksz = 128K bonuslen = 168
FREE object = 2134 offset = 1048576 length = -1
...
WRITE object = 2134 type = 19 (plain file) offset = 655360 length = 131072
WRITE object = 2134 type = 19 (plain file) offset = 786432 length = 131072
...
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Checksum in every record
● Old: checksum at end of stream
● New: checksum in every record (<= 128KB)
● Use case: reliable resumable receive
● Incomplete receive is still checksummed
● Checksum verified before acting on metadata
# zfs send ... | zstreamdump -vv
FREEOBJECTS firstobj = 19 numobjs = 13
checksum = 8aa87384fb/32451020199c5/bff196ad76a8...
WRITE_EMBEDDED object = 3 offset = 0 length = 512
comp = 3 etype = 0 lsize = 512 psize = 65
checksum = 8d8e106aca/34f610a4b5012/cfacccd01ac3...
WRITE object = 11 type = 20 offset = 0 length = 1536
checksum = 975f44686d/3872578352b3c/e4303914087d...
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Receive prefetch
● Improves performance of “zfs receive”
● Incremental changes of record-structured data
● e.g. databases, zvols, VMDKs
● Write requires read of indirect that points to it
● Problem: this read happens synchronously
● get record from network
● issue read i/o for indirect
● wait for read of indirect to complete
● perform write (i.e. notify DMU - no i/o)
● repeat
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Receive prefetch: Solution
● Main thread:
● Get record from network
● issue read i/o for indirect (prefetch)
● enqueue record (save in memory)
● repeat
● New worker thread:
● dequeue record
● wait for read of indirect block to complete
● perform write (i.e. notify DMU - no i/o)
● repeat
● Benchmark: 6x faster
● Customer database: 2x faster
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ZFS send / receive
● Use cases
● Compared with other tools
● How it works: design principles
● New features since 2010
● send size estimation & progress reporting
● holey receive performance!
● bookmarks
● Upcoming features
● resumable send/receive (incl. per-record cksum)
● receive prefetch
Matt Ahrens
mahrens@delphix.com
Delphix Proprietary and Confidential
Send Rebase
● Allows incremental send from arbitrary snapshot
● Use cases?
3 Snapshots
2 Clones
A B C
A’ C’
A’ C’ 2 Snapshots
Source
Target
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Bookmarks: old incremental workflow
● Take today’s snapshot
● zfs snapshot pool/fs@Tuesday
● Send from yesterday’s snapshot to today’s
● zfs send -i @Monday pool/fs@Tuesday
● Delete yesterday’s snapshot
● zfs destroy pool/fs@Monday
● Wait a day
● sleep 86400
● Previous snapshot always exists
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Bookmarks: new incremental workflow
● Take today’s snapshot
● zfs snapshot pool/fs@Tuesday
● Send from yesterday’s snapshot to today’s
● zfs send -i #Monday pool/fs@Tuesday
● (optional) Delete yesterday’s bookmark
● zfs destroy pool/fs#Monday
● Create bookmark of today’s snap
● zfs bookmark pool/fs@Tuesday #Monday
● Delete today’s snapshot
● zfs destroy pool/fs@Tuesday
● Wait a day
● sleep 86400

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OpenZFS send and receive

  • 2. Delphix Proprietary and Confidential ZFS send / receive ● Use cases ● Compared with other tools ● How it works: design principles ● New features since 2010 ● send size estimation & progress reporting ● holey receive performance! ● bookmarks ● Upcoming features ● resumable send/receive ● receive prefetch
  • 3. Delphix Proprietary and Confidential Use cases - what is this for? ● “zfs send” ● serializes the contents of snapshots ● creates a “send stream” on stdout ● “zfs receive” ● recreates a snapshot from its serialized form ● Incrementals between snapshots ● Remote Replication ● Disaster recovery / Failover ● Data distribution ● Backup
  • 4. Delphix Proprietary and Confidential Examples zfs send pool/fs@monday | ssh host zfs receive tank/recvd/fs zfs send -i @monday pool/fs@tuesday | ssh ...
  • 5. Delphix Proprietary and Confidential Examples zfs send pool/fs@monday | ssh host zfs receive tank/recvd/fs zfs send -i @monday pool/fs@tuesday | ssh ... “FromSnap” “ToSnap”
  • 6. Delphix Proprietary and Confidential Compared with other tools ● Performance ● Incremental changes located and transmitted efficiently ● Including individual blocks of record-structured objects ● e.g. ZVOLs, VMDKs, database files ● Uses full IOPS and bandwidth of storage ● Uses full bandwidth of network ● Latency of storage or network has no impact ● Shared blocks (snapshots & clones) ● Completeness ● Preserves all ZPL state ● No special-purpose code ● e.g. owners (even SIDs) ● e.g. permissions (even NFSv4 ACLs)
  • 7. Delphix Proprietary and Confidential How it works: Design Principles (overview) ● Locate changed blocks via block birth time ● Read minimum number of blocks ● Prefetching issues of i/o in parallel ● Uses full bandwidth & IOPS of all disks ● Unidirectional ● Insensitive to network latency ● DMU consumer ● Insensitive to ZPL complexity
  • 8. Delphix Proprietary and Confidential Design: locating incremental changes ● Locate incremental changes by traversing ToSnap ● skip blocks that have not been modified since FromSnap ● Other utilities (e.g. rsync) take time proportional to # files (+ # blocks for record-structured files) ● regardless of how many files/blocks were modified ● Traverse ToSnap ● Ignore blocks not modified since FromSnap ● Note: data in FromSnap is not accessed ● Only need to know FromSnap’s creation time (TXG)
  • 9. Delphix Proprietary and Confidential Design: locating incremental changes 3 8 FromSnap’s birth time is TXG 5 8 6 2 3 2 2 8 4 6 6 h e l l o _ A s i a B S D c o n 3 2 Block Pointer tells us that everything below this was born in TXG 3 or earlier; therefore we do not need to examine any of the greyed out blocks
  • 10. Delphix Proprietary and Confidential Design: prefetching ● For good performance, need to use all disks ● Issue many concurrent i/os ● “zfs send” creates prefetch thread ● reads the blocks that the main thread will need ● does not wait for data blocks to be read in (just issues prefetch) ● see tunable zfs_pd_blks_max ● default: 100 blocks ● upcoming change to zfs_pd_bytes_max, 50MB ● Note: separate from “predictive prefetch”
  • 11. Delphix Proprietary and Confidential Design: unidirectional ● “zfs send … | ” emits data stream on stdout ● no information is passed from receiver to sender ● CLI parameters to “zfs send” reflect receiver state ● e.g. most recent common snapshot ● e.g. features that the receiving system supports (embedded, large blocks) ● insensitive to network latency ● allows use for backups (stream to tape/disk) ● allows flexible distribution (chained)
  • 12. Delphix Proprietary and Confidential Design: DMU consumer ● Sends contents of objects ● Does not interpret ZPL / zvol state ● All esoteric ZPL features preserved ● SID (Windows) users ● Full NFSv4 ACLs ● Sparse files ● Extended Attributes
  • 13. Delphix Proprietary and Confidential Design: DMU consumer # zfs send -i @old pool/filesystem@snapshot | zstreamdump BEGIN record hdrtype = 1 (single send stream, not send -R) features = 30004 (EMBED_DATA | LZ4 | SA_SPILL) magic = 2f5bacbac (“ZFS backup backup”) creation_time = 542c4442 (Oct 26, 2013) type = 2 (ZPL filesystem) flags = 0x0 toguid = f99d84d71cffeb4 fromguid = 96690713123bfc0b toname = pool/filesystem@snapshot END checksum = b76ecb7ee4fc215/717211a93d5938dc/80972bf5a64ad549/a8ce559c24ff00a1 SUMMARY: Total DRR_BEGIN records = 1 Total DRR_END records = 1 Total DRR_OBJECT records = 22 Total DRR_FREEOBJECTS records = 20 Total DRR_WRITE records = 22691 Total DRR_WRITE_EMBEDDED records = 0 Total DRR_FREE records = 114
  • 14. Delphix Proprietary and Confidential Design Principles (DMU consumer) # zfs send -i @old pool/filesystem@snapshot | zstreamdump -v BEGIN record . . . OBJECT object = 7 type = 20 bonustype = 44 blksz = 512 bonuslen = 168 FREE object = 7 offset = 512 length = -1 FREEOBJECTS firstobj = 8 numobjs = 3 OBJECT object = 11 type = 20 bonustype = 44 blksz = 1536 bonuslen = 168 FREE object = 11 offset = 1536 length = -1 OBJECT object = 12 type = 19 bonustype = 44 blksz = 8192 bonuslen = 168 FREE object = 12 offset = 32212254720 length = -1 WRITE object = 12 type = 19 (plain file) offset = 1179648 length = 8192 WRITE object = 12 type = 19 (plain file) offset = 2228224 length = 8192 WRITE object = 12 type = 19 (plain file) offset = 26083328 length = 8192 . . .
  • 15. Delphix Proprietary and Confidential Send/receive features unique to OpenZFS ● ZFS send stream size estimation ● ZFS send progress monitoring ● Holey receive performance! ● Bookmarks
  • 16. Delphix Proprietary and Confidential ZFS send stream size & progress ● In OpenZFS since Nov 2011 & May 2012 # zfs send -vei @old pool/fs@new | ... send from @old to pool/fs@new estimated size is 2.78G total estimated size is 2.78G TIME SENT SNAPSHOT 06:57:10 367M pool/fs@new 06:57:11 785M pool/fs@new 06:57:12 1.08G pool/fs@new ... ● -P (parseable) option also available ● API (libzfs & libzfs_core) also available
  • 17. Delphix Proprietary and Confidential Holey receive performance! ● In OpenZFS since end of 2013 ● Massive improvement in performance of receiving objects with “holes” ● i.e. “sparse” objects ● e.g. ZVOLs, VMDK files ● Record birth time for holes ● Don’t need to process old holes on every incremental ● zpool set feature@hole_birth=enabled pool ● Improve time to punch a hole (for zfs recv) ● from O(N cached blocks) to O(1)
  • 18. Delphix Proprietary and Confidential Bookmarks ● In OpenZFS since December 2013 ● Incremental send only looks at FromSnap’s creation time (TXG), not its data ● Bookmark remembers its birth time, not its data ● Allows FromSnap to be deleted, use FromBookmark instead
  • 19. Delphix Proprietary and Confidential Upcoming features in OpenZFS ● Resumable send/receive ● Checksum in every record ● Receive prefetching ● Open-sourced March 16 ● https://github.com/delphix/delphix-os ● Will be upstreamed to illumos & FreeBSD
  • 20. Delphix Proprietary and Confidential Resumable send/receive: the problem ● Failed receive must be restarted from beginning ● Causes: network outage, sender reboot, receiver reboot ● Result: progress lost ● partially received state destroyed ● must restart send | receive from beginning ● Real customer problem: ● Takes 10 days to send|recv ● Network outage almost every week ● :-(
  • 21. Delphix Proprietary and Confidential Resumable send/receive: the solution ● When receive fails, keep state ● Do not delete partially received dataset ● Store on disk: last received <object, offset> ● Sender can resume from where it left off ● Seek directly to specified <object, offset> ● No need to revisit already-sent blocks
  • 22. Delphix Proprietary and Confidential Resumable send/receive: how to use ● Still unidirectional ● Failed receive sets new property on fs ● receive_resume_token ● Opaque; encodes <object, offset> ● Sysadmin or application passes token to “zfs send”
  • 23. Delphix Proprietary and Confidential Resumable send/receive: how to use ● zfs send … | zfs receive -s … pool/fs ● New -s flag indicates to Save State on failure ● zfs get receive_resume_token pool/fs ● zfs send -t <token> | zfs receive … ● Token tells send: ● what snapshot to send, incremental FromSnap ● where to resume from (object, offset) ● enabled features (embedded, large blocks) ● zfs receive -A pool/fs ● Abort resumable receive state ● Discards partially received data to free space ● receive_resume_token property is removed ● Equivalent API calls in libzfs / libzfs_core
  • 24. Delphix Proprietary and Confidential Resumable send/receive: how to use # zfs send -v -t 1-e604ea4bf-e0-789c63a2... resume token contents: nvlist version: 0 fromguid = 0xc29ab1e6d5bcf52f object = 0x856 (2134) offset = 0xa0000 (655360) bytes = 0x3f4f3c0 toguid = 0x5262dac9d2e0414a toname = test/fs@b send from test/fs@a to test/fs@b estimated size is 11.6M
  • 25. Delphix Proprietary and Confidential Resumable send/receive: how to use # zfs send -v -t 1-e60a... | zstreamdump -v BEGIN record ... toguid = 5262dac9d2e0414a fromguid = c29ab1e6d5bcf52f nvlist version: 0 resume_object = 0x856 (2134) resume_offset = 0xa0000 (655360) OBJECT object = 2134 type = 19 bonustype = 44 blksz = 128K bonuslen = 168 FREE object = 2134 offset = 1048576 length = -1 ... WRITE object = 2134 type = 19 (plain file) offset = 655360 length = 131072 WRITE object = 2134 type = 19 (plain file) offset = 786432 length = 131072 ...
  • 26. Delphix Proprietary and Confidential Checksum in every record ● Old: checksum at end of stream ● New: checksum in every record (<= 128KB) ● Use case: reliable resumable receive ● Incomplete receive is still checksummed ● Checksum verified before acting on metadata # zfs send ... | zstreamdump -vv FREEOBJECTS firstobj = 19 numobjs = 13 checksum = 8aa87384fb/32451020199c5/bff196ad76a8... WRITE_EMBEDDED object = 3 offset = 0 length = 512 comp = 3 etype = 0 lsize = 512 psize = 65 checksum = 8d8e106aca/34f610a4b5012/cfacccd01ac3... WRITE object = 11 type = 20 offset = 0 length = 1536 checksum = 975f44686d/3872578352b3c/e4303914087d...
  • 27. Delphix Proprietary and Confidential Receive prefetch ● Improves performance of “zfs receive” ● Incremental changes of record-structured data ● e.g. databases, zvols, VMDKs ● Write requires read of indirect that points to it ● Problem: this read happens synchronously ● get record from network ● issue read i/o for indirect ● wait for read of indirect to complete ● perform write (i.e. notify DMU - no i/o) ● repeat
  • 28. Delphix Proprietary and Confidential Receive prefetch: Solution ● Main thread: ● Get record from network ● issue read i/o for indirect (prefetch) ● enqueue record (save in memory) ● repeat ● New worker thread: ● dequeue record ● wait for read of indirect block to complete ● perform write (i.e. notify DMU - no i/o) ● repeat ● Benchmark: 6x faster ● Customer database: 2x faster
  • 29. Delphix Proprietary and Confidential ZFS send / receive ● Use cases ● Compared with other tools ● How it works: design principles ● New features since 2010 ● send size estimation & progress reporting ● holey receive performance! ● bookmarks ● Upcoming features ● resumable send/receive (incl. per-record cksum) ● receive prefetch
  • 31. Delphix Proprietary and Confidential Send Rebase ● Allows incremental send from arbitrary snapshot ● Use cases? 3 Snapshots 2 Clones A B C A’ C’ A’ C’ 2 Snapshots Source Target
  • 32. Delphix Proprietary and Confidential Bookmarks: old incremental workflow ● Take today’s snapshot ● zfs snapshot pool/fs@Tuesday ● Send from yesterday’s snapshot to today’s ● zfs send -i @Monday pool/fs@Tuesday ● Delete yesterday’s snapshot ● zfs destroy pool/fs@Monday ● Wait a day ● sleep 86400 ● Previous snapshot always exists
  • 33. Delphix Proprietary and Confidential Bookmarks: new incremental workflow ● Take today’s snapshot ● zfs snapshot pool/fs@Tuesday ● Send from yesterday’s snapshot to today’s ● zfs send -i #Monday pool/fs@Tuesday ● (optional) Delete yesterday’s bookmark ● zfs destroy pool/fs#Monday ● Create bookmark of today’s snap ● zfs bookmark pool/fs@Tuesday #Monday ● Delete today’s snapshot ● zfs destroy pool/fs@Tuesday ● Wait a day ● sleep 86400