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Correct defaults
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Martin Sumner 2018-12-18 11:23:27 +00:00 • committed by GitHub
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%% Can be lz4 or native (which will use the Erlang native zlib compression) %% Can be lz4 or native (which will use the Erlang native zlib compression)
%% within term_to_binary %% within term_to_binary
{mapping, "leveled.compression_method", "leveled.compression_method", [ {mapping, "leveled.compression_method", "leveled.compression_method", [
{default, lz4}, {default, native},
{datatype, atom} {datatype, atom}
]}. ]}.
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%% @doc The approximate size (in bytes) when a Journal file should be rolled. %% @doc The approximate size (in bytes) when a Journal file should be rolled.
%% Normally keep this as around the size of o(100K) objects. Default is 500MB %% Normally keep this as around the size of o(100K) objects. Default is 500MB
{mapping, "leveled.journal_size", "leveled.journal_size", [ {mapping, "leveled.journal_size", "leveled.journal_size", [
{default, 500000000}, {default, 1000000000},
{datatype, integer} {datatype, integer}
]}. ]}.
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%% The higher the value, the more compaction runs, and the sooner space is %% The higher the value, the more compaction runs, and the sooner space is
%% recovered. But each run has a cost %% recovered. But each run has a cost
{mapping, "leveled.compaction_runs_perday", "leveled.compaction_runs_perday", [ {mapping, "leveled.compaction_runs_perday", "leveled.compaction_runs_perday", [
{default, 16}, {default, 24},
{datatype, integer} {datatype, integer}
]}. ]}.
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%% In a single compaction run, what is the maximum number of consecutive files %% In a single compaction run, what is the maximum number of consecutive files
%% which may be compacted. %% which may be compacted.
{mapping, "leveled.max_run_length", "leveled.max_run_length", [ {mapping, "leveled.max_run_length", "leveled.max_run_length", [
{default, 6}, {default, 4},
{datatype, integer} {datatype, integer}
]}. ]}.