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SquirrelFS currently has high memory utilization due to its large in-memory indexes. We should reduce its memory footprint.
Some possible optimizations:
Store index information about files that are not open durably. We would need to be careful to store this in a crash-consistent manner way; we may need to be creative about how this data is stored to make sure the indexes are consistent and in-sync with the actual file tree structure.
Simplify the current index structures; they are likely more complicated/larger than necessary, and there is some unnecessary repetition (e.g., multiple indexes that use the same keys for different information, which duplicates all of the keys).
Consider whether we could change SquirrelFS' persistent layout to make lookups faster.
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SquirrelFS currently has high memory utilization due to its large in-memory indexes. We should reduce its memory footprint.
Some possible optimizations:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: