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1 Distributed File Systems Sun Network File System Overview Communication Processes Naming Synchronization Caching and replication Fault tolerance Security 1 Sun NFS Widely used Mostly among Unix systems Versions 3 and 4 2
2 Architectural Choices a) The remote access model b) The upload/download model 3 NFS Architecture 4
3 File System Operations Operation v3 v4 Description Create Create a regular file Create Create a nonregular file Link Create a hard link to a file Symlink Create a symbolic link to a file Mkdir Create a subdirectory in a given directory Mknod Create a special file Rename Change the name of a file Rmdir Remove an empty subdirectory from a directory Open Open a file Close Close a file Lookup Look up a file by means of a file name Readdir Read the entries in a directory Readlink Read the path name stored in a symbolic link Getattr Read the attribute values for a file Setattr Set one or more attribute values for a file Read Read the data contained in a file Write Write data to a file 5 Communication a) Reading data from a file in NFS version 3 b) Reading data using a compound procedure in version 4 6
4 Naming (1) Mounting (part of) a remote file system in NFS. Problem: file names not transparent 7 Naming (2) Mounting nested directories from multiple servers 8
5 Automounting (1) Standardized mounting points provide transparency Problem: all file access through automounter 9 Automounting (2) Using symbolic links with automounting 10
6 File Attributes (1/2) Attribute TYPE SIZE CHANGE FSID The type of the file (regular, directory, symbolic link) The length of the file in bytes Description Indicator for a client to see if and/or when the file has changed Server-unique identifier of the file's file system 11 File Attributes (2/2) Attribute ACL FILEHANDLE FILEID FS_LOCATIONS OWNER TIME_ACCESS TIME_MODIFY TIME_CREATE Description an access control list associated with the file The server-provided file handle of this file A file-system unique identifier for this file Locations in the network where this file system may be found The character-string name of the file's owner Time when the file data were last accessed Time when the file data were last modified Time when the file was created 12
7 Semantics of File Sharing (1) a) On a single processor, when a read follows a write, the value returned by the read is the value just written b) In a distributed system with caching, obsolete values may be returned 13 Semantics of File Sharing (2) Method UNIX semantics Session semantics Immutable files Transaction Comment Every operation on a file is instantly visible to all processes changes are visible to other processes until the file is closed updates are possible; simplifies sharing and replication All changes occur atomically Four ways of dealing with the shared files in a distributed system 14
8 File Locking in NFS Operation Lock Lockt Locku Renew Description Creates a lock for a range of bytes Test whether a conflicting lock has been granted Remove a lock from a range of bytes Renew the leas on a specified lock NFS version 4 operations related to file locking 15 Share Reservation in NFS Current file denial state NONE READ WRITE BOTH Request access READ WRITE BOTH (a) Requested file denial state Current access state READ WRITE BOTH NONE READ WRITE BOTH (b) The result of an open operation with share reservations in NFS. a) When the client requests shared access given the current denial state b) When the client requests a denial state given the current file access state 16
9 Client-Side Caching 17 Open Delegation Using the NFS v.4 callback mechanism to recall file delegation 18
10 RPC ures Three situations for handling retransmissions. a) The request is still in progress b) The reply has just been returned c) The reply has been some time ago, but was lost 19 NFS Security Architecture 20
11 Secure RPCs Secure RPC in NFS v.4 21 Operation Read_data Write_data Append_data Execute List_directory Add_file Add_subdirectory Delete Delete_child Read_acl Write_acl Read_attributes Write_attributes Read_named_attrs Write_named_attrs Write_owner Synchronize Access Control Description Permission to read the data contained in a file Permission to to modify a file's data Permission to to append data to a file Permission to to execute a file Permission to to list the contents of a directory Permission to to add a new file to a directory Permission to to create a subdirectory to a directory Permission to to delete a file Permission to to delete a file or directory within a directory Permission to to read the ACL Permission to to write the ACL The ability to read the other basic attributes of a file Permission to to change the other basic attributes of a file Permission to to read the named attributes of a file Permission to to write the named attributes of a file Permission to to change the owner Permission to to access a file locally at the server with synchronous reads and writes 22
12 User Roles Type of user Owner Group Everyone Interactive Network Dialup Batch Anonymous Authenticated Service The owner of a file Any user of a process Description The group of users associated with a file Any process accessing the file from an interactive terminal Any process accessing the file via the network Any process accessing the file through a dialup connection to the server Any process accessing the file as part of a batch job Anyone accessing the file without authentication Any authenticated user of a process Any system-defined service process 23 Summary Issue NFS Coda Plan 9 xfs SFS Design goals Access transparency High availability Uniformity Serverless system Scalable security Access model Remote Up/Download Remote Log-based Remote Communication RPC RPC Special Active msgs RPC Client process Thin/Fat Fat Thin Fat Medium Server groups Mount granularity Directory File system File system File system Directory Name space Per client Global Per process Global Global File ID scope File server Global Server Global File system Sharing sem. Session Transactional UNIX UNIX N/S Cache consist. write-back write-back write-through write-back write-back Replication Minimal ROWA ne Striping ne Fault tolerance Reliable comm. Replication and caching Reliable comm. Striping Reliable comm. Recovery Client-based Reintegration N/S Checkpoint & write logs N/S Secure channels Existing mechanisms Needham-Schroeder Needham-Schroeder pathnames Self-cert. Access control Many operations Directory operations UNIX based UNIX based NFS BASED 24
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