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Userspace NFSv4.2 compound RPC client bypassing VFS per-file overhead. Userspace NFSv4.2 compound RPC client for bypassing VFS per-file overhead.
Instead of routing small file writes through the kernel VFS (4-6 NFS round-trips per file), this module constructs raw XDR compound payloads and sends them over TCP directly to the NFS server. One compound = one round-trip per file.
Only active for NFSv4.2 targets with AUTH_SYS, files <=16MB.
Re-exports§
pub use mount::NfsBypassInfo;pub use mount::NfsSecurity;pub use mount::NfsTransportSecurity;pub use client::NfsCompoundClient;pub use client::NfsClientPool;
Modules§
- client
- Persistent TCP client for sending NFSv4.2 compound RPCs directly to the NFS server, bypassing the Linux VFS for small-file writes.
- idmap
- NFSv4 identity mapping: uid/gid -> user@domain / group@domain strings.
- mount
- Parses
/proc/self/mountinfoto identify NFSv4.2 mounts and extracts opaque NFS file handles vianame_to_handle_at(2)for use in userspace compound RPCs. - rpc
- Constructs NFSv4.2 compound RPC payloads and parses server replies.
- xdr
- Zero-dependency XDR (External Data Representation) encoder and decoder.
Enums§
- NfsError
- NFS-specific errors for the compound RPC bypass.
- NfsTransport
Type - The transport protocol used for an NFS connection.
Constants§
- NFS_
BYPASS_ MAX_ SIZE - Maximum file size eligible for NFS compound bypass (16MB).
- NFS_
BYPASS_ WRITE_ MAX - Maximum file data for compound WRITE ops (1MB). Servers negotiate ca_maxrequestsize (~2MB on knfsd); compound headers consume ~300B.