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In order to store many years of data (1 year ≈ 1 TB, assuming no growth), some users might prefer using a cheaper mechanical harddisk.
The current implementation however uses many random accesses for binary searches.
We can create a small cache file for each ImmutableMultiDictionaryReader that can be fully loaded into RAM, that contains the start key of every (for example) 1024*1024 key block, that we use to perform an initial approximate binary search without needing to touch the harddisk.
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In order to store many years of data (1 year ≈ 1 TB, assuming no growth), some users might prefer using a cheaper mechanical harddisk.
The current implementation however uses many random accesses for binary searches.
We can create a small cache file for each
ImmutableMultiDictionaryReader
that can be fully loaded into RAM, that contains the start key of every (for example) 1024*1024 key block, that we use to perform an initial approximate binary search without needing to touch the harddisk.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: