System and method for journal recovery for multinode environments
First Claim
1. A method of journal recovery in a multi-node environment comprising:
- determining whether a block was last updated by a first node;
determining whether the block is associated with a lock held by a second node; and
writing the block to a final location if the block is not associated with a lock held by the second node.
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Abstract
A system and method are disclosed for providing journal recovery in a multi-node environment which comprises determining whether a block was last updated by a first node; determining whether the block is associated with a lock held by a second node; and writing the block to a final location if the block is not associated with a lock held by the second node. In another embodiment, a system and method are disclosed for providing journal recovery in a multi-node environment which comprises determining whether a block is associated with metadata; determining whether the block is associated with a lock held by a surviving node; and writing the block to a final location if the block is not associated with a lock held by the surviving node.
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16 Claims
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1. A method of journal recovery in a multi-node environment comprising:
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determining whether a block was last updated by a first node;
determining whether the block is associated with a lock held by a second node; and
writing the block to a final location if the block is not associated with a lock held by the second node. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4)
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5. A system of journal recovery in a multi-node environment comprising:
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a processor configured to determine whether a block was last updated by a first node;
determine whether the block is associated with a lock held by a second node; and
write the block to a final location if the block is not associated with a lock held by the second node; and
a memory coupled to the processor, wherein the memory provides the processor with instructions.
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6. A system of journal recovery in a multi-node environment comprising:
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a first node, wherein the first node has failed;
a second node;
a third node configured to determine whether a block was last updated by the first node;
determine whether the block is associated with a lock held by the second node; and
write the block to a final location if the block is not associated with a lock held by the second node. - View Dependent Claims (7, 8, 9)
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10. A method of journal recovery in a multi-node environment comprising:
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determining whether a block is associated with metadata;
determining whether the block is associated with a lock held by a surviving node; and
writing the block to a final location if the block is not associated with a lock held by the surviving node. - View Dependent Claims (11)
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12. A system of journal recovery in a multi-node environment comprising:
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a first node, wherein the first node has failed;
a second node;
a third node configured to determine whether a block is associated with metadata;
determine whether the block is associated with a lock held by the second node; and
write the block to a final location if the block is not associated with a lock held by the second node. - View Dependent Claims (13, 14, 15)
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16. A computer program product for journal recovery in a multi-node environment, the computer program product being embodied in a computer readable medium and comprising computer instructions for:
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determining whether a block was last updated by a first node;
determining whether the block is associated with a lock held by a second node; and
writing the block to a final location if the block is not associated with a lock held by the second node.
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16-1. A computer program product for journal recovery in a multi-node environment, the computer program product being embodied in a computer readable medium and comprising computer instructions for:
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determining whether a block is associated with metadata;
determining whether the block is associated with a lock held by a surviving node; and
writing the block to a final location if the block is not associated with a lock held by the surviving node.
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