[Tech Preview] Hashstore backend for storage nodes

[Alexey]

@Ruskiem

It’s simple, no need for any caches, but i haven’t got chance to try it on times when big testing took place here, because i would have to change my mothership machine’s OS system, but i’m pretty sure i can make a windows node that is able to count or delete small 2KB files fast on a 16TB, 7200 disk or 4TB 5200 old pricks, whatever.

You may do so:

Upcoming storage node improvements including benchmark tool

The steps to compile it and use it under Windows are the same. You need a Go install, and perhaps devtools, or you may use these steps to install dependencies: then from the PowerShell: and run it in the PowerShell: cd x:\storagenode rm -Recurse *

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Upcoming storage node improvements including benchmark tool

I used this Dockerfile to build them for my nodes: FROM golang as build RUN git clone https://github.com/storj/storj.git && \ cd storj && \ go install ./cmd/tools/piecestore-benchmark && \ go install ./cmd/tools/filewalker-benchmark FROM ubuntu WORKDIR /benchmark COPY --from=build go/bin/piecestore-benchmark /usr/bin/ COPY --from=build go/bin/filewalker-benchmark /usr/bin/ Then build it: docker build . -t storj-benchmarks Now you may test it: docker run -it --rm -v x:\benchmark…

The same benchmark is exist for the hashstore backend too (you need to run it with -backend hashstore option).