I hope my explanations are correct.
64TB | 64GB RAM | 1TB SSD w/r Cache
Compaction!
The timeframe & satellite
duration: 2m23sThis is how long my Ugreen NAS took to completely restructure the database and sort out the junk.satellite: 12EayR...This is the US satellite.store: s0: This is the identifier for the storage location ( hard drives).
2. The “Table of Contents” block
This is the brain of the node. It tells you where each file is located.
NumSet: 8.739.711You currently have over 8.7 million active file fragments stored for this satellite.LenSet: 1.9 TiBThis active data occupies almost 2 terabytes on your hard drives.NumTrash: 637.070: This is how many files have been marked as deleted.LenTrash: 202.6 GiBThis is your current recycle bin . These 202 GB are still on the disk, but will be deleted in 7 days.NumSlots: 33.554.432This is the maximum capacity of your index table.TableSize: 2.0 GiB: This is how much space the table of contents for just this one satellite takes up in your RAM/on the NVMe.Load: 0.26Your table is 26% full. That’s a perfect value (anything below 50% is extremely fast).
3. The “Work” block (Stats)
Here you can see what physically happened during the 2 minutes and 23 seconds:
LogsRewritten: 28The node has touched 28 old, “perforated” database files.DataRewritten: 10.7 GiB: 10.7 GB of good, valid data were extracted from these 28 files and cleanly rewritten one after the other.DataReclaimed: 14.4 GiBThis is your immediate space gain ! By compressing the data, 14.4 GB were immediately freed up on the hard drive.DataReclaimable: 223.8 GiBThat’s the potential. Of that, ~202 GB is trash and the rest are “holes” in other files that will be addressed during the next compaction.
4. The percentages (distribution)
SetPercent: 0.89(89%) : 89% of your data for this satellite is healthy and active.TrashPercent: 0.09(9%) : 9% is garbage waiting to be deleted in 7 days.TTLPercent: 0.008(0.8%) : These are “time bomb data” (Temporary Storage) that have an automatic expiration date.