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Chung-En Lee updated HDDS-16531:
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    Description: 
h5. Motivation

In current Ozone deployments, all S3 traffic (both metadata and payload) 
traverses the S3 Gateway (S3G). S3G acts as an active reverse-proxy, 
translating HTTP streams into internal Ozone client RPC/gRPC/Ratis calls.

This architecture has major drawbacks for write-intensive workloads:
 # {*}Network Double-Hop{*}: Client -> S3G -> DataNodes, making S3G instances a 
massive network and CPU bottleneck.
 # {*}Unnecessary Proxy Overhead{*}: S3G must buffer and manage streaming 
chunks, increasing latency and memory pressure.

h5. Proposed Architecture: Decoupled S3 Data Path

We propose decoupling S3G into a pure *Control Plane* (Metadata & Signing) and 
leveraging *DataNodes (or co-located Data Workers)* as the {*}Data Plane{*}:

 
{code:java}
1. Request Presigned URL
Client -------------------> S3G / OM (Control Plane)
       <------------------- Returns Presigned URL (pointing to target DN)
       
2. Direct Payload Upload (HTTP PUT)
Client -----------------------------------------------------> Leader DataNode 
(Data Plane)
                                                                 │
                                                                 ├──> Replicate 
via Ratis Pipeline
                                                                 │    (Follower 
DNs)
                                                                 └──> Ack / 
Commit {code}
h5. Goal of this JIRA

Start an architectural discussion and gather feedback on:
 * Feasibility of embedding an HTTP receiver into DataNode.

 * Security model for validating presigned parameters on storage nodes.

 * Preparation of a formal design doc for community review.

 

 

  was:
h5. Motivation

In current Ozone deployments, all S3 traffic (both metadata and payload) 
traverses the S3 Gateway (S3G). S3G acts as an active reverse-proxy, 
translating HTTP streams into internal Ozone client RPC/gRPC/Ratis calls.

This architecture has major drawbacks for write-intensive workloads:
 # {*}Network Double-Hop{*}: Client -> S3G -> DataNodes, making S3G instances a 
massive network and CPU bottleneck.

 # {*}Unnecessary Proxy Overhead{*}: S3G must buffer and manage streaming 
chunks, increasing latency and memory pressure.

 # {*}Deviation from Modern Object Storage Pattern{*}: Standard S3 Presigned 
PUT is intended to offload data transmission directly to storage nodes after 
obtaining authorization from the control plane.

h5. Proposed Architecture: Decoupled S3 Data Path

We propose decoupling S3G into a pure *Control Plane* (Metadata & Signing) and 
leveraging *DataNodes (or co-located Data Workers)* as the {*}Data Plane{*}:

 
{code:java}
1. Request Presigned URL
Client -------------------> S3G / OM (Control Plane)
       <------------------- Returns Presigned URL (pointing to target DN)
       
2. Direct Payload Upload (HTTP PUT)
Client -----------------------------------------------------> Leader DataNode 
(Data Plane)
                                                                 │
                                                                 ├──> Replicate 
via Ratis Pipeline
                                                                 │    (Follower 
DNs)
                                                                 └──> Ack / 
Commit {code}
h5. Goal of this JIRA

Start an architectural discussion and gather feedback on:
 * Feasibility of embedding an HTTP receiver into DataNode.

 * Security model for validating presigned parameters on storage nodes.

 * Preparation of a formal design doc for community review.

 

 


> Support direct S3 upload via Presigned PUT to DataNodes
> -------------------------------------------------------
>
>                 Key: HDDS-16531
>                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/HDDS-16531
>             Project: Apache Ozone
>          Issue Type: Improvement
>            Reporter: Chung-En Lee
>            Priority: Major
>
> h5. Motivation
> In current Ozone deployments, all S3 traffic (both metadata and payload) 
> traverses the S3 Gateway (S3G). S3G acts as an active reverse-proxy, 
> translating HTTP streams into internal Ozone client RPC/gRPC/Ratis calls.
> This architecture has major drawbacks for write-intensive workloads:
>  # {*}Network Double-Hop{*}: Client -> S3G -> DataNodes, making S3G instances 
> a massive network and CPU bottleneck.
>  # {*}Unnecessary Proxy Overhead{*}: S3G must buffer and manage streaming 
> chunks, increasing latency and memory pressure.
> h5. Proposed Architecture: Decoupled S3 Data Path
> We propose decoupling S3G into a pure *Control Plane* (Metadata & Signing) 
> and leveraging *DataNodes (or co-located Data Workers)* as the {*}Data 
> Plane{*}:
>  
> {code:java}
> 1. Request Presigned URL
> Client -------------------> S3G / OM (Control Plane)
>        <------------------- Returns Presigned URL (pointing to target DN)
>        
> 2. Direct Payload Upload (HTTP PUT)
> Client -----------------------------------------------------> Leader DataNode 
> (Data Plane)
>                                                                  │
>                                                                  ├──> 
> Replicate via Ratis Pipeline
>                                                                  │    
> (Follower DNs)
>                                                                  └──> Ack / 
> Commit {code}
> h5. Goal of this JIRA
> Start an architectural discussion and gather feedback on:
>  * Feasibility of embedding an HTTP receiver into DataNode.
>  * Security model for validating presigned parameters on storage nodes.
>  * Preparation of a formal design doc for community review.
>  
>  



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