HDDS-13110. Add SCM metric for number of blocks deleted#10768
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What changes were proposed in this pull request?
SCM's
ScmBlockDeletingServiceMetricscurrently exposes only transaction-level deletion metrics, such asnumBlockDeletionTransactionCreatedandnumBlockDeletionTransactionCompleted. This makes it difficult to measure actual block deletion throughput.This PR adds a new metric,
numBlocksDeleted(scm_block_deleting_service_metrics_num_blocks_deleted), which counts the total number of blocks deleted once a delete transaction has been fully acknowledged by all replicas and removed from the deleted-block log.Since datanode acknowledgements only contain the transaction ID, container ID, and status, SCM tracks the block count using an in-memory
transactionToBlockCountMap(txID → block count). The map is populated when transactions are prepared for sending and consumed when transactions are completed, covering both the normal ACK path and the container deleted/not-found path.This approach avoids RocksDB lookups during commit and does not rely on the existing
txSizeMap, which is only populated for newer layout versions. Removing entries after use ensures each transaction is counted exactly once, even with retries or duplicate acknowledgements. The added work is O(1) and has no measurable impact on deletion performance.What is the link to the Apache JIRA
HDDS-13110
How was this patch tested?
Tested manually and using mini ozone cluster in code
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