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DiskEnvironmentStore

Struct DiskEnvironmentStore 

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pub struct DiskEnvironmentStore { /* private fields */ }
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DiskEnvironmentStore implements the EnvironmentStore trait for production use. PostBundles are stored as files in a directory tree, while config, metadata, feedback, and post-expiry metainformation are stored in a key-value database. A lot of time was spent comparing the different available databases. Given the nature of hashiverse, it makes sense that some sort of key-value (KV) database is used. For simplicity of building and maintenance, we decided to use a pure-Rust implementation. This narrowed teh field down to redb, sled, and fjall. We would have liked to use redb, because of its self-reported performance with individual writes and random range reads - both things that hashiverse does a lot of. Unfortunately it requires occasional compaction of the ever-growing files on disk, something that needs downtime and 2x disk space to do. This essentially killed it for us. Next was sled, which autocompacts and seemed the next most performant, but there seems to be little improvement and support for it - it’s own github repo says use this as beta software only, and work on its v1.0 release seems to have stalled. That leaves fjall - seemingly third place in performance, but gauging by its github activity, is ever improving and is highly supported. It also does autocompaction.

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impl EnvironmentStore for DiskEnvironmentStore

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fn post_bundle_count(&self) -> Result<usize>

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fn post_bundle_metadata_get( &self, location_id: &Id, ) -> Result<Option<PostBundleMetadata>>

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fn post_bundle_metadata_put( &self, location_id: &Id, post_bundle_metadata: &PostBundleMetadata, ) -> Result<()>

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fn post_bundle_bytes_get(&self, location_id: &Id) -> Result<Option<Bytes>>

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fn post_bundle_bytes_put(&self, location_id: &Id, bytes: &[u8]) -> Result<()>

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fn post_bundle_feedbacks_bytes_get( &self, post_bundle_location_id: &Id, ) -> Result<Bytes>

Get all the feedbacks for a given post_bundle_location_id Read more
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fn post_feedback_put_if_more_powerful( &self, location_id: &Id, encoded_post_feedback: &EncodedPostFeedbackV1, ) -> Result<()>

Stores the post feedback if it is more powerful than the current feedback
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fn post_bundles_delete(&self, location_ids: &[Id]) -> Result<()>

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fn post_bundles_last_accessed_flush( &self, post_bundles_last_accessed: &HashMap<Id, TimeMillis>, ) -> Result<()>

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fn post_bundles_last_accessed_iter( &self, location_id: &Id, ) -> Box<dyn Iterator<Item = Result<(Id, TimeMillisBytes), Error>> + '_>

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fn config_get_bytes(&self, key: &str) -> Result<Option<Vec<u8>>>

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fn config_put_bytes(&self, key: &str, v: Vec<u8>) -> Result<()>

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fn config_get_usize(&self, key: &str) -> Result<Option<usize>>

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fn config_put_usize(&self, key: &str, v: usize) -> Result<()>

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