public static void AddDiskToRaid5Volume(DiskGroupDatabase database, Raid5Volume volume, DiskExtent newExtent, ref long bytesCopied)
{
// If there will be a power failure during the conversion, our RAID volume will resync during boot,
// To prevent destruction of the data, we temporarily convert the array to striped volume
VolumeManagerDatabaseHelper.ConvertRaidToStripedVolume(database, volume.VolumeGuid);
ulong newExtentID = VolumeManagerDatabaseHelper.AddNewExtentToVolume(database, volume, newExtent);
// Backup the first sector of the first extent to the last sector of the new extent
// (We replace the filesystem boot record with our own sector for recovery purposes)
byte[] filesystemBootRecord = volume.Extents[0].ReadSector(0);
newExtent.WriteSectors(newExtent.TotalSectors - 1, filesystemBootRecord);
AddDiskOperationResumeRecord resumeRecord = new AddDiskOperationResumeRecord();
resumeRecord.VolumeGuid = volume.VolumeGuid;
PrivateHeader privateHeader = PrivateHeader.ReadFromDisk(newExtent.Disk);
// privateHeader cannot be null at this point
resumeRecord.NumberOfCommittedSectors = 0;
// we use volume.WriteSectors so that the parity information will be update
// this way, we could recover the first sector of each extent if a disk will fail
volume.WriteSectors(0, resumeRecord.GetBytes(volume.BytesPerSector));
ResumeAddDiskToRaid5Volume(database, volume, new DynamicDiskExtent(newExtent, newExtentID), resumeRecord, ref bytesCopied);
}
private static void ResumeAddDiskToRaid5Volume(DiskGroupDatabase database, Raid5Volume volume, DynamicDiskExtent newExtent, AddDiskOperationResumeRecord resumeRecord, ref long bytesCopied)
{
// When reading from the volume, we must use the old volume (without the new disk)
// However, when writing the boot sector to the volume, we must use the new volume or otherwise parity information will be invalid
List <DynamicColumn> newVolumeColumns = new List <DynamicColumn>();
newVolumeColumns.AddRange(volume.Columns);
newVolumeColumns.Add(new DynamicColumn(newExtent));
Raid5Volume newVolume = new Raid5Volume(newVolumeColumns, volume.SectorsPerStripe, volume.VolumeGuid, volume.DiskGroupGuid);
int oldColumnCount = volume.Columns.Count;
int newColumnCount = oldColumnCount + 1;
long resumeFromStripe = (long)resumeRecord.NumberOfCommittedSectors / volume.SectorsPerStripe;
// it would be prudent to write the new extent before committing to the operation, however, it would take much longer.
// The number of sectors in extent / column is always a multiple of SectorsPerStripe.
// We read enough stripes to write a vertical stripe segment in the new array,
// We will read MaximumTransferSizeLBA and make sure maximumStripesToTransfer is multiple of (NumberOfColumns - 1).
int maximumStripesToTransfer = (Settings.MaximumTransferSizeLBA / volume.SectorsPerStripe) / (newColumnCount - 1) * (newColumnCount - 1);
long totalStripesInVolume = volume.TotalStripes;
long stripeIndexInVolume = resumeFromStripe;
while (stripeIndexInVolume < totalStripesInVolume)
{
// When we add a column, the distance between the stripes we read (later in the column) to thes one we write (earlier),
// Is growing constantly (because we can stack more stripes in each vertical stripe), so we increment the number of stripes we
// can safely transfer as we go.
// (We assume that the segment we write will be corrupted if there will be a power failure)
long stripeToReadIndexInColumn = stripeIndexInVolume / (oldColumnCount - 1);
long stripeToWriteIndexInColumn = stripeIndexInVolume / (newColumnCount - 1);
long numberOfStripesSafeToTransfer = (stripeToReadIndexInColumn - stripeToWriteIndexInColumn) * (newColumnCount - 1);
bool verticalStripeAtRisk = (numberOfStripesSafeToTransfer == 0);
if (numberOfStripesSafeToTransfer == 0)
{
// The first few stripes in each column are 'at rist', meaning that we may overwrite crucial data (that is only stored in memory)
// when writing the segment that will be lost forever if a power failure will occur during the write operation.
// Note: The number of 'at risk' vertical stripes is equal to the number of columns in the old array - 1
numberOfStripesSafeToTransfer = (newColumnCount - 1);
}
int numberOfStripesToTransfer = (int)Math.Min(numberOfStripesSafeToTransfer, maximumStripesToTransfer);
long stripesLeft = totalStripesInVolume - stripeIndexInVolume;
numberOfStripesToTransfer = (int)Math.Min(numberOfStripesToTransfer, stripesLeft);
byte[] segmentData = volume.ReadStripes(stripeIndexInVolume, numberOfStripesToTransfer);
if (numberOfStripesToTransfer % (newColumnCount - 1) > 0)
{
// this is the last segment and we need to zero-fill it for the write:
int numberOfStripesToWrite = (int)Math.Ceiling((double)numberOfStripesToTransfer / (newColumnCount - 1)) * (newColumnCount - 1);
byte[] temp = new byte[numberOfStripesToWrite * volume.BytesPerStripe];
Array.Copy(segmentData, temp, segmentData.Length);
segmentData = temp;
}
long firstStripeIndexInColumn = stripeIndexInVolume / (newColumnCount - 1);
if (verticalStripeAtRisk)
{
// we write 'at risk' stripes one at a time to the new volume, this will make sure they will not overwrite crucial data
// (because they will be written in an orderly fashion, and not in bulk from the first column to the last)
newVolume.WriteStripes(stripeIndexInVolume, segmentData);
}
else
{
WriteSegment(volume, newExtent, firstStripeIndexInColumn, segmentData);
}
// update resume record
resumeRecord.NumberOfCommittedSectors += (ulong)(numberOfStripesToTransfer * volume.SectorsPerStripe);
bytesCopied = (long)resumeRecord.NumberOfCommittedSectors * volume.BytesPerSector;
newVolume.WriteSectors(0, resumeRecord.GetBytes(newVolume.BytesPerSector));
stripeIndexInVolume += numberOfStripesToTransfer;
}
// we're done, let's restore the filesystem boot record
byte[] filesystemBootRecord = newExtent.ReadSector(newExtent.TotalSectors - 1);
newVolume.WriteSectors(0, filesystemBootRecord);
VolumeManagerDatabaseHelper.ConvertStripedVolumeToRaid(database, volume.VolumeGuid);
}