Add boltdb for volume needle map
boltdb is fairly slow to write, about 6 minutes for recreating index
for 1553934 files. Boltdb loads 1,553,934 x 16 = 24,862,944bytes from
disk, and generate the boltdb as large as 134,217,728 bytes in 6
minutes.
To compare, for leveldb, it recreates index in leveldb as large as
27,188,148 bytes in 8 seconds.
For in memory version, it loads the index in
To test the memory consumption, the leveldb or boltdb index are
created. And the server is restarted. Using the benchmark tool to read
lots of files. There are 7 volumes in benchmark collection, each with
about 1553K files.
For leveldb, the memory starts at 142,884KB, and stays at 179,340KB.
For boltdb, the memory starts at 73,756KB, and stays at 144,564KB.
For in-memory, the memory starts at 368,152KB, and stays at 448,032KB.
10 years ago Add boltdb for volume needle map
boltdb is fairly slow to write, about 6 minutes for recreating index
for 1553934 files. Boltdb loads 1,553,934 x 16 = 24,862,944bytes from
disk, and generate the boltdb as large as 134,217,728 bytes in 6
minutes.
To compare, for leveldb, it recreates index in leveldb as large as
27,188,148 bytes in 8 seconds.
For in memory version, it loads the index in
To test the memory consumption, the leveldb or boltdb index are
created. And the server is restarted. Using the benchmark tool to read
lots of files. There are 7 volumes in benchmark collection, each with
about 1553K files.
For leveldb, the memory starts at 142,884KB, and stays at 179,340KB.
For boltdb, the memory starts at 73,756KB, and stays at 144,564KB.
For in-memory, the memory starts at 368,152KB, and stays at 448,032KB.
10 years ago Add boltdb for volume needle map
boltdb is fairly slow to write, about 6 minutes for recreating index
for 1553934 files. Boltdb loads 1,553,934 x 16 = 24,862,944bytes from
disk, and generate the boltdb as large as 134,217,728 bytes in 6
minutes.
To compare, for leveldb, it recreates index in leveldb as large as
27,188,148 bytes in 8 seconds.
For in memory version, it loads the index in
To test the memory consumption, the leveldb or boltdb index are
created. And the server is restarted. Using the benchmark tool to read
lots of files. There are 7 volumes in benchmark collection, each with
about 1553K files.
For leveldb, the memory starts at 142,884KB, and stays at 179,340KB.
For boltdb, the memory starts at 73,756KB, and stays at 144,564KB.
For in-memory, the memory starts at 368,152KB, and stays at 448,032KB.
10 years ago Add boltdb for volume needle map
boltdb is fairly slow to write, about 6 minutes for recreating index
for 1553934 files. Boltdb loads 1,553,934 x 16 = 24,862,944bytes from
disk, and generate the boltdb as large as 134,217,728 bytes in 6
minutes.
To compare, for leveldb, it recreates index in leveldb as large as
27,188,148 bytes in 8 seconds.
For in memory version, it loads the index in
To test the memory consumption, the leveldb or boltdb index are
created. And the server is restarted. Using the benchmark tool to read
lots of files. There are 7 volumes in benchmark collection, each with
about 1553K files.
For leveldb, the memory starts at 142,884KB, and stays at 179,340KB.
For boltdb, the memory starts at 73,756KB, and stays at 144,564KB.
For in-memory, the memory starts at 368,152KB, and stays at 448,032KB.
10 years ago Add boltdb for volume needle map
boltdb is fairly slow to write, about 6 minutes for recreating index
for 1553934 files. Boltdb loads 1,553,934 x 16 = 24,862,944bytes from
disk, and generate the boltdb as large as 134,217,728 bytes in 6
minutes.
To compare, for leveldb, it recreates index in leveldb as large as
27,188,148 bytes in 8 seconds.
For in memory version, it loads the index in
To test the memory consumption, the leveldb or boltdb index are
created. And the server is restarted. Using the benchmark tool to read
lots of files. There are 7 volumes in benchmark collection, each with
about 1553K files.
For leveldb, the memory starts at 142,884KB, and stays at 179,340KB.
For boltdb, the memory starts at 73,756KB, and stays at 144,564KB.
For in-memory, the memory starts at 368,152KB, and stays at 448,032KB.
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package command
import ( "os" "path" "strconv"
"github.com/chrislusf/seaweedfs/weed/glog" "github.com/chrislusf/seaweedfs/weed/storage" "github.com/chrislusf/seaweedfs/weed/storage/types" )
func init() { cmdFix.Run = runFix // break init cycle
}
var cmdFix = &Command{ UsageLine: "fix -dir=/tmp -volumeId=234", Short: "run weed tool fix on index file if corrupted", Long: `Fix runs the SeaweedFS fix command to re-create the index .idx file.
`, }
var ( fixVolumePath = cmdFix.Flag.String("dir", ".", "data directory to store files") fixVolumeCollection = cmdFix.Flag.String("collection", "", "the volume collection name") fixVolumeId = cmdFix.Flag.Int("volumeId", -1, "a volume id. The volume should already exist in the dir. The volume index file should not exist.") )
func runFix(cmd *Command, args []string) bool {
if *fixVolumeId == -1 { return false }
fileName := strconv.Itoa(*fixVolumeId) if *fixVolumeCollection != "" { fileName = *fixVolumeCollection + "_" + fileName } indexFile, err := os.OpenFile(path.Join(*fixVolumePath, fileName+".idx"), os.O_WRONLY|os.O_CREATE|os.O_TRUNC, 0644) if err != nil { glog.Fatalf("Create Volume Index [ERROR] %s\n", err) } defer indexFile.Close()
nm := storage.NewBtreeNeedleMap(indexFile) defer nm.Close()
var version storage.Version vid := storage.VolumeId(*fixVolumeId) err = storage.ScanVolumeFile(*fixVolumePath, *fixVolumeCollection, vid, storage.NeedleMapInMemory, func(superBlock storage.SuperBlock) error { version = superBlock.Version() return nil }, false, func(n *storage.Needle, offset int64) error { glog.V(2).Infof("key %d offset %d size %d disk_size %d gzip %v", n.Id, offset, n.Size, n.DiskSize(version), n.IsGzipped()) if n.Size > 0 { pe := nm.Put(n.Id, types.Offset(offset/types.NeedlePaddingSize), n.Size) glog.V(2).Infof("saved %d with error %v", n.Size, pe) } else { glog.V(2).Infof("skipping deleted file ...") return nm.Delete(n.Id, types.Offset(offset/types.NeedlePaddingSize)) } return nil }) if err != nil { glog.Fatalf("Export Volume File [ERROR] %s\n", err) }
return true }
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