Hi,
Yes you should be using OakFileDataStore. You should be able to just
instantiate with this.
Thanks
Amit
On Tue, Feb 25, 2020 at 12:04 PM Marco Piovesana
wrote:
> Hi Amit, thanks for the clarification. Right now I'm using Oak with the
> FileDataStore wrapped into a DataStoreBlobStore.
Hi Amit, thanks for the clarification. Right now I'm using Oak with the
FileDataStore wrapped into a DataStoreBlobStore. Should I change it to
OakFileDataStore then? If yes, do I have to do an upgrade for that or I
just need to instantiate my storage with the new class?
Marco.
On Tue, Feb 25,
Hi,
OakFileDataStore is an extension of the JR2 FileDataStore and implements
required methods to work in Oak to support DSGC etc. So, in Oak
OakFileDataStore should only be used.
Thanks
Amit
On Tue, Feb 25, 2020 at 6:01 AM Marco Piovesana
wrote:
> Hi guys,
> what's the difference between the
Hi guys,
what's the difference between the FileDataStore and the OakFileDataStore?
I've seen that the one is an extension of the other and it implements the
SharedDataStore interface, but I did not found other documentation on it.
Is it just the oak implementation of the same storage? Or there are
Hi,
CachingFileDataStore is only a sort of wrapper to cache files locally (and
upload async) when the actual backend is some sort of NFS and is slow for
the parameters you care about. OakFileDataStore is what'll work for your
purpose if you don't care about local caching.
>> it feels like this
Hi Matt,
Just be sure that any Oak instances sharing the same file location belong
> to the same logical cluster.
>
> Sharing the same file location between multiple logical instances should
> "work", but certain capabilities like data store GC won't work well in that
> scenario.
>
> That doesn't
Hi Jorge,
On Fri, Feb 21, 2020 at 3:40 PM jorgeeflorez .
wrote:
> Hi Matt, thanks a lot for your answer.
>
> If your storage is "local" (meaning it appears as a local filesystem to
> > Oak), I'd probably use OakFileDataStore. It implements SharedDataStore
> so
> > you can share the same
Hi Matt, thanks a lot for your answer.
If your storage is "local" (meaning it appears as a local filesystem to
> Oak), I'd probably use OakFileDataStore. It implements SharedDataStore so
> you can share the same location with multiple instances. For example if
> you create a file share on a NAS
Hi,
I think I probably will need a bit more information about your use case to
know how to help you best; can you provide a bit more detail about your
environment and what you are hoping to accomplish?
If your storage is "local" (meaning it appears as a local filesystem to
Oak), I'd probably use
Ok, I meant DataStoreBlobStore wrapping a FileDataStore and
DataStoreBlobStore wrapping a CachingFileDataStore (I am still confused I
guess)...
El vie., 21 feb. 2020 a las 16:03, jorgeeflorez . (<
jorgeeduardoflo...@gmail.com>) escribió:
> Hi,
> I am trying to pick one data store with the
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