imbajin commented on code in PR #510:
URL: https://github.com/apache/hugegraph-doc/pull/510#discussion_r4207998311


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+---
+title: "ToplingDB development integration"
+linkTitle: "ToplingDB (development)"
+weight: 11
+description: "Build the optional ToplingDB runtime from development source, 
isolate its data, and understand startup and recovery boundaries."
+---
+
+> **Unreleased development interface.** This guide follows the 
[three-component runtime 
integration](https://github.com/hugegraph/hugegraph/pull/266).
+> Use source containing that change. Existing releases and image tags do not 
establish support, and runtime acceptance remains a deployment prerequisite.
+
+## Choose the database owner
+
+HugeGraph defaults to standard RocksDB. Enable Topling separately for each 
process that owns local storage:
+
+| Component | Business provider setting | Start command |
+| --- | --- | --- |
+| Standalone RocksDB Server | `rocksdb.provider=topling` in each selected 
graph properties file | `bin/start-hugegraph.sh` |
+| PD | `provider: topling` under `rocksdb` in `conf/application.yml` | 
`bin/start-hugegraph-pd.sh` |
+| Store | `provider: topling` under `rocksdb` in `conf/application-pd.yml` | 
`bin/start-hugegraph-store.sh` |
+
+A standalone Server keeps `backend=rocksdb`; an HStore-backed Server uses 
`backend=hstore` and needs no local Topling runtime.
+All local RocksDB graphs in one Server process must use the same provider. The 
business setting must match the runtime selected by its launcher.
+
+## Build and prepare a standard distribution
+
+Build the normal distributions from the source repository root using Java 17 
and Maven 3.6.3 or later:
+
+```bash
+mvn clean package -Dmaven.test.skip=true -Dmaven.javadoc.skip=true
+```
+
+Obtain a trusted Topling Easy Migrate JNI JAR and its SHA-256 through your 
artifact channel. Preparation requires a Java 17 JDK, Linux x86_64,
+`sha256sum`, `unzip`, `od`, `ldd`, and GNU `mv`. The selected JAR's native 
dependencies, including its glibc and libaio requirements, must be installed.
+
+Stop the component, unpack a fresh standard distribution, and run from that 
component directory:
+
+```bash
+export TOPLING_JNI_JAR=/absolute/path/to/rocksdbjni-topling.jar
+export TOPLING_JNI_SHA256='<trusted-64-character-sha256>'
+bash bin/prepare-topling.sh
+```
+
+The script verifies the copied JAR's hash, Topling Java marker, one Linux 
x86_64 JNI entry, ELF architecture and native dependencies.
+Before installation, a disposable database verifies that the selected JNI 
actually applies EasyMigrate configuration to its persisted write-buffer size.
+Unsupported builds are rejected even when their marker and hash match. The 
probe does not certify existing-data compatibility or every production setting.
+A checksum receipt binds this verification to the installed JAR and native 
library; launchers reject missing or changed receipts. Use a fresh distribution
+when upgrading from an older preparation script. Launch rejects inherited 
RocksDB JNI preloads in default/standard mode and competing JNI in Topling 
mode, while preserving unrelated preloads.
+It installs `topling/rocksdbjni.jar`, its native library and optional web 
resources outside `lib`. Preparation refuses an existing `topling` directory;
+replace a runtime by preparing another stopped, fresh distribution. Repeat 
preparation separately for Server, PD and Store as applicable.
+
+## Keep data outside the distribution
+
+Changing providers does not convert an existing database. Use separate, 
initially empty Topling directories and retain the standard-provider data.
+Create persistent directories writable by the service account, outside source 
checkouts, build outputs and unpacked distribution directories:
+
+| Component | Configuration file and key | Example persistent path |
+| --- | --- | --- |
+| Server data | Graph properties: `rocksdb.data_path` | 
`/srv/hugegraph/topling/server/data` |
+| Server WAL | Graph properties: `rocksdb.wal_path` | 
`/srv/hugegraph/topling/server/wal` |
+| PD | `conf/application.yml`: `pd.data-path` | `/srv/hugegraph/topling/pd` |
+| Store data | `conf/application.yml`: `app.data-path` | 
`/srv/hugegraph/topling/store/data` |
+| Store Raft | `conf/application.yml`: `app.raft-path` | 
`/srv/hugegraph/topling/store/raft` |
+
+For a standalone Server, edit every selected graph configuration, for example 
`conf/graphs/hugegraph.properties`:
+
+```properties
+backend=rocksdb
+rocksdb.provider=topling
+rocksdb.data_path=/srv/hugegraph/topling/server/data
+rocksdb.wal_path=/srv/hugegraph/topling/server/wal
+```
+
+Set **both** Server data and WAL paths. Leaving WAL at its package-local 
default risks losing it when a build or package replacement removes that 
directory.
+Keep the external data, WAL and Raft roots across runtime/package changes.
+
+For PD and Store, edit the existing `rocksdb` mapping in the provider 
configuration file listed above, retaining its other options:
+
+```yaml
+rocksdb:
+  provider: topling
+```
+
+Set their persistent paths separately in `conf/application.yml`; keep the 
normal network addresses and cluster configuration.
+
+The published runtime directories use 0755 and regular files use 0644, so a 
service account different from the preparer can read the JNI. The service 
account also needs traversal permission on the component's parent directories; 
preparation does not change those parents.
+
+## Select, start and verify
+
+In the startup shell of each component that owns a Topling database, 
explicitly select the runtime:
+
+```bash
+export TOPLINGDB_ROCKSDB_PROVIDER=topling
+# Run this component's start command from the first table.
+```
+
+The launcher uses that component's `conf/toplingdb.yaml`. Set 
`TOPLINGDB_EASY_MIGRATE_CONF=/absolute/path/config.yaml` for an explicit 
override.
+The shipped native profile disables its HTTP server and keeps 
`memtable_as_log_index=false`, which the Java write path requires.
+Tune that profile for the host; it is separate from the business provider and 
data-path configuration.
+
+For a standalone Server, `bin/init-store.sh` and `bin/dump-store.sh` use the 
same explicit selection as `bin/start-hugegraph.sh`.

Review Comment:
   Updated both English and Chinese standalone Server instructions to run 
`init-store.sh` once before the first `start-hugegraph.sh` for a fresh graph. 
Published in [5363a1](https://github.com/apache/hugegraph-doc/commit/5363a1); 
bilingual link validation passed.



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