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<ZerXes>
Hi, I'm running a public IPFS gateway and just realize that I do not use the badger datastore. Should I consider switching? Is it much faster?
<ZerXes>
My server is on a 10G internet connection and currently uses 500GB disk for IPFS datastore
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<voker57>
maybe somewhat faster if you're on SSD
<voker57>
I lost my database to badger corruption but that was a long time ago
<ZerXes>
not on SSD sadly but its a ZFS pool
<voker57>
if not on ssd you will probably not benefit much
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<bonedaddyDiscord>
Badger has always been faster than leveldb and flatfs tbh
<bonedaddyDiscord>
Even on non SSDs
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<ZerXes>
I have a small SSD in the server, I can put the database on an SSD if that will help
<ZerXes>
but the blocks will be stored in a ZFS pool of HDDs
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<eleitlDiscord[m]>
How safe it badget in production right now?
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<eleitlDiscord[m]>
You might use SSD caching for the zfs pool, might take care of hotspots.
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<ZerXes>
eleitlDiscord[m]: yeah, I'm just unsure if a SSD is best used as ZIL or L2ARC for my server
<eleitlDiscord[m]>
Are there any aggregate stats of IPFS node total grid collected and published?
<eleitlDiscord[m]>
If you're write-intensive, then you should look into a dedicated slog (perhaps even Optane). If you're read-mostly, then caches could help.
<ZerXes>
yeah, I think its most reads
<ZerXes>
so L2ARC is probably the most useful
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<eleitlDiscord[m]>
Nice thing about caches is that they don't need to be mirrored, and you can add several SSDs to the pool which add capacity and IOPS.
<ZerXes>
yeah its awesome
<ZerXes>
an optane drive would maybe be useful as a ZFS special device