
Worked on the influxdata/iceberg-rust repository to enhance ArrowReader’s handling of delete files by implementing a shared caching mechanism for DeleteFilter state. This approach centralized delete-file loading, allowing multiple scan tasks to reuse cached data and reducing redundant I/O operations. Leveraging Rust and asynchronous programming, the solution introduced a state machine and coordination primitives to manage positional delete file loads, ensuring data readiness before processing. The work included refactoring context propagation and adding comprehensive tests to confirm shared memory reuse. These changes improved scan throughput and resource utilization, addressing performance and scalability challenges in large-scale backend data processing.
Monthly summary for 2025-12: Delivered performance and scalability improvements in iceberg-rust ArrowReader delete-file handling. Implemented a shared DeleteFilter state housed in the CachingDeleteFileLoader, allowing multiple scan tasks to reuse delete-filter data and eliminating redundant re-reads. Introduced a centralized caching layer for positional delete files with a state machine (PosDelState) and coordination primitives (try_start_pos_del_load, finish_pos_del_load), plus a WaitFor synchronization to ensure data readiness before task progression. Refactor to propagate file paths through the loading context and to support the new caching logic. Added comprehensive testing (test_caching_delete_file_loader_caches_results) to verify that repeated loads reuse shared memory objects. Result: reduced I/O, improved scan throughput, and better resource utilization during large-scale delete-file processing. Technologies: Rust, ArrowReader integration, caching patterns, asynchronous coordination, test-driven development.
Monthly summary for 2025-12: Delivered performance and scalability improvements in iceberg-rust ArrowReader delete-file handling. Implemented a shared DeleteFilter state housed in the CachingDeleteFileLoader, allowing multiple scan tasks to reuse delete-filter data and eliminating redundant re-reads. Introduced a centralized caching layer for positional delete files with a state machine (PosDelState) and coordination primitives (try_start_pos_del_load, finish_pos_del_load), plus a WaitFor synchronization to ensure data readiness before task progression. Refactor to propagate file paths through the loading context and to support the new caching logic. Added comprehensive testing (test_caching_delete_file_loader_caches_results) to verify that repeated loads reuse shared memory objects. Result: reduced I/O, improved scan throughput, and better resource utilization during large-scale delete-file processing. Technologies: Rust, ArrowReader integration, caching patterns, asynchronous coordination, test-driven development.

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