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Flexible File Filtering Feature for Blobfuse Mounting #1435

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This pull request introduces advanced filtering capabilities to Blobfuse, empowering users to selectively mount cloud files based on size, regex patterns, modification time, and formats like PDF, JPG, TXT, and more. Efficient thread pool management at both file and filter levels ensures swift processing, enhancing user flexibility and optimizing resource utilization. This enhancement streamlines the file mounting process, enabling users to tailor their cloud storage access with precision and performance.

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@@ -21,3 +21,4 @@ lint.log
azure-storage-fuse
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test/scripts/dirIterate.go
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There is this binary file _debug* which can be removed from the PR.

CPKEnabled bool `config:"cpk-enabled" yaml:"cpk-enabled"`
CPKEncryptionKey string `config:"cpk-encryption-key" yaml:"cpk-encryption-key"`
CPKEncryptionKeySha256 string `config:"cpk-encryption-key-sha256" yaml:"cpk-encryption-key-sha256"`
BlobFilter string `config:"blobFilter" yaml:"blobFilter"`
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Move this new config towards the end of the structure so that diff does not show existing items.


az.stConfig.blobFilter = opt.BlobFilter
if len(opt.BlobFilter) > 0 {
fmt.Println(opt.BlobFilter)
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You can move fmt.Println to log.Debug as blobfuse will have no console attached to print,

fmt.Println(len(filter.GlbFilterArr))
fmt.Println(len(opt.BlobFilter))
if erro != nil {
log.Err("no filters applied, mount failed")
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For log.Debug/Err we are following a format which is consistent across all our logs. Just check other existing logs in this file and modify accordingly.

if len(opt.BlobFilter) > 0 {
fmt.Println(opt.BlobFilter)
erro := filter.ParseInp(&opt.BlobFilter)
fmt.Println(len(filter.GlbFilterArr))
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These shall be converted to log.Debug or log.Info

@@ -331,6 +333,10 @@ func (az *AzStorage) StreamDir(options internal.StreamDirOptions) ([]*internal.O
// increment streamdir call count
azStatsCollector.UpdateStats(stats_manager.Increment, streamDir, (int64)(1))

//check for filters provided
if len(az.stConfig.blobFilter) > 0 { //only apply filter if user has given
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After parsing we might have created a filter object so instead of checking the string length here rather we can check if that object is nil or not, will be a faster check.

return erro
}
}
//blobfilter
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Deadcode can be removed.

return resp, err
}

if len(az.stConfig.blobFilter) > 0 {
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Instead of checking length try to check object is nil or not.


if len(az.stConfig.blobFilter) > 0 {
fv1 := &filter.FileValidator{
FilterArr: filter.GlbFilterArr,
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Here we can name the variables better than fv1 and GlbFilterArr.

@@ -331,6 +333,10 @@ func (az *AzStorage) StreamDir(options internal.StreamDirOptions) ([]*internal.O
// increment streamdir call count
azStatsCollector.UpdateStats(stats_manager.Increment, streamDir, (int64)(1))

//check for filters provided
if len(az.stConfig.blobFilter) > 0 { //only apply filter if user has given
new_list = filter.ApplyFilterOnBlobs(new_list)
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Shall we keep the input and output variables same ? just think it might not be a safer way to do conversion.

"github.com/Azure/azure-storage-fuse/v2/internal"
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var GlbFilterArr [][]Filter //it will store the fliters, outer array splitted by ||, inner array splitted by &&
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As part of design we shall move these filters to be a class so that there can be multiple instances of such filters across the blobfuse code. Current design of having it as a global variable restricts that only one such filter can exists in scope of blobfuse instance.


var GlbFilterArr [][]Filter //it will store the fliters, outer array splitted by ||, inner array splitted by &&

func ApplyFilterOnBlobs(fileInfos []*internal.ObjAttr) []*internal.ObjAttr { //function called from azstorage.go streamDir func
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From outside it shall be an object based call.

  • read config as a string from cli
  • parse it and create a filter object
  • filtering code shall be executed on this object
  • if filters are not applied then object shall be nil
  • if not nil then apply the filters and it will return back a new slice.
  • this model will allow us to have multiple instances of filter across the code if required,

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tools/filter can be removed

//check for filters provided
if az.stConfig.filters != nil { //only apply if user has given filter
filtered_list := az.stConfig.filters.ApplyFilterOnBlobs(new_list)
// return filtered_list, *new_marker, nil
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Better to return here instead of copying over the slice again.

func (filter AccessTierFilter) Apply(fileInfo *internal.ObjAttr) bool {
// fmt.Println("AccessTier filter ", filter, " file name ", (*fileInfo).Name) DEBUG PRINT
fmt.Println("inside filter tier ", filter, " with given tier ", filter.tier, " and file tier ", fileInfo.Tier)
if (filter.opr == "=") && (filter.tier == strings.ToLower(fileInfo.Tier)) {
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Multiple string checks can be avoided.


func giveAccessTierFilterObj(singleFilter *string) (Filter, error) {
(*singleFilter) = strings.Map(StringConv, (*singleFilter)) //remove all spaces and make all upperCase to lowerCase
sinChk := (*singleFilter)[4:5] //single char after tier (ex- tier=hot , here sinChk will be "=")
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Instead of magic numbers use len("keyword")

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