vfs/SetAttr: async throttle setattr storms #6494
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Background:
When mounting with
-o writeback_cacheand running sequential writes, the kernel issues excessivesetattr(time updates), which drags down throughput.Change:
Add a short-lived attr cache plus an async
SetAttrworker pool so pure time updates can be deduplicated, rate-limited, and handled without blocking the foreground path.Test Method and Script:
Use 4K block sequential writing to create 4 files each of 512M size.
meta:sqlite
Test Result:




