Hi Amit,
> Storage class should be included if it can be, so long as it serves a
> purpose. I’m not sure I’m seeing the purpose yet.
>
>
Why I added "storage class" as separate from "priority" was to highlight
some DataStore(s) would need special handling for reads/writes for e.g. a
read from
Hi Amit,
On July 31, 2017 at 4:49:37 AM, Amit Jain (am...@ieee.org) wrote:
With this in mind can't we just conceptually have a Composite DataStore
(Not drilling down to interface/class hierarchy and API yet) which can then
support the following:
* User provided "type" of blob to influence the
Hi all,
Thanks for the feedback, please keep it coming. After considering what’s
been said I agree that merging the two concepts to one is less confusing
and a better approach. Essentially the idea is to use the overlay concept
for request resolution (which eventually checks every delegate,
Hi,
I read the proposals and I have a comment wrt the Overlay/Composite
DataStores at a high level.
IIUC, these 2 are similar except that the Overlay could have duplicated
binaries right? After reading the details around the two it seems to me
Overlay is sort of a super set of the 2 and whether
2017-07-26 17:38 GMT+02:00 Matt Ryan :
> Hi Arek,
>
>
>> Regarding CompositeBlobStore -- what if customer changes the storage
>> rules in the meantime (refers also to Curation section). This will
>> result in the new layout for writes but binaries won't be read
>> correctly, am I
Hi,
2017-07-26 17:33 GMT+02:00 Matt Ryan :
>
>> If you could configure priority for read in the following order: {FBS,
>> S3DS} but for writes in inverse order {S3DS, FBS} then this will
>> almost satisfy any DataStore migration scenarios (except the need to
>> transfer content
Hi Arek,
Regarding CompositeBlobStore -- what if customer changes the storage
rules in the meantime (refers also to Curation section). This will
result in the new layout for writes but binaries won't be read
correctly, am I right?
I guess this could be resolved by nesting: CompositeBlobStore
Hi Arek,
In the wiki there is no precise IMHO statement about write:
> The overlay blob store fulfills write requests by attempting to write to
each delegate in priority order. Once a write is successfully satisfied by
a delegate, the result of the delegate write is returned as the result of
2017-07-26 11:02 GMT+02:00 Arek Kita :
> S3DataStore ---> AmazonDataStore
oops, should be: S3DataStore ---> AzureDataStore
Hi Matt,
In the wiki there is no precise IMHO statement about write:
> The overlay blob store fulfills write requests by attempting to write to each
> delegate in priority order. Once a write is successfully satisfied by a
> delegate, the result of the delegate write is returned as the result
Hi oak-dev,
I’ve written up some proposals on the wiki for blob stores that can
reference multiple blob storage locations.
Both act as a single logical blob store to Oak and can be treated as a
single blob store. Both have at least two “delegate” blob stores managed
by the primary blob store.
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