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filestore-db size #28
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Thank you so much for your feedback. Unfortunately it does not look like my code is going to go in as is. Instead something much much simpler is going to go in initially. Please see ipfs#3629. The state of my fork is unclear, so for now please leave this open. |
Note edit, I meant to say "much much simpler" in case you didn't figure it out already. |
Is the branch in ipfs#3629 at a point where I can test it? |
Sorry, for the delay in getting back to you. I unfortunately don't think it is and at this point a lot of it is beyond my control. I am going to try to try to write up something to let everyone know what is going on; however, how my pull request was handled is a personal sore spot for me, and it is very difficult for me to write something without it sounding aggressive. |
Using the latest master branch of ipfs-filestore.
On a "modest" set of webcam video files totalling 245 GB, I use
ipfs filestore add
to add each one. Initially, the total size of ~/.ipfs/filestore-db is a reasonable 200MB. Each day I add a few more files until the files total 460GB (less than double). But now ~/.ipfs/filestore-db has grown to 1400 MB (seven times the original size). And it seems to keep disproportionately growing.Do I need to run a utility to compact the .ldb files?
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