refactor(meta): break hummock manager Versioning into smaller structs #16710
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What's changed and what's your intention?
Currently, we have a
Versioning
struct that holds many informations, and it is protected by a single rwlock. Every time we want to access the fields of it, we need to acquire the lock, which may have great lock contention. Besides, having such a large struct will bundle different functionality together, which increases the overall code readability and maintainability.In this PR, we break the
Versioning
struct into some smaller structs, and each struct is protected by their individual lock. The struct is broken in the following way.Current
After this PR
The
MonitoredRwlock
is updated by the way. Previously we have a labelfunc_name
, which specify the name of the function that waits on acquiring the lock. However, this information is not important, because they are acquiring the same lock with same logic, and it makes no difference on whichever function is acquiring the lock. Therefore, in this PR, we remove thefunc_name
label, and then we don't need the#[named]
macro to get the function automatically. Theread_lock!
andwrite_lock!
macro is removed accordingly. We can simply callread()
andwrite()
.Checklist
./risedev check
(or alias,./risedev c
)Documentation
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