elek commented on pull request #1255:
URL: https://github.com/apache/hadoop-ozone/pull/1255#issuecomment-666323762
> The container key DB is a by product of processing the OM snapshot DB. It
hosts the reverse mapping of the OM data, the Container->Key mapping in a
specific format
Thanks to explain it. :bulb:
Now I understand, if om is time-stampe-ed, we need a same internal db.
> Based on whether we take a whole snapshot or just apply delta changes from
the OM DB, we have to create a "new" container key DB or just add more entries
to it. Hence, the "timestamp" is associated with its name
I am still not sure about this one (but as I wrote I am not familiar). In
case of a new snapshot: why don't we drop the previous one and start to use a
new one? Why do we need a new db with new timestamp? To have a backup? Or to
use the old version for some reason?
(Sorry, it's not strongly related to this patch. And wouldn't like to
challenge anything, just try to understand, for example to create a video when
I understood ;-)
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