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Update iavl-disable-fastnode default value #27

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@gartnera gartnera commented Nov 14, 2024

The default generated by zetacored init is false.

false is the best default option. true should only really be set before cosmos-sdk upgrades when iavl migrations are needed but the validator wishes to defer them. This option should always be false on snapshotters.

Related to zeta-chain/node#3150

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  • Configuration Updates
    • Updated the iavl-disable-fastnode setting from true to false across all environments (Athens, Devnet, Mainnet), potentially impacting performance and resource utilization.

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The pull request introduces changes to the configuration files app.toml, devnet/app.toml, and mainnet/app.toml, specifically updating the iavl-disable-fastnode setting from true to false. This modification alters the default behavior of the IAVL tree's fast node feature across different environments, potentially affecting application performance and resource management. No other significant changes were made to the configuration parameters, and the overall structure of each file remains consistent.

Changes

File Change Summary
athens3/app.toml Updated iavl-disable-fastnode from true to false.
devnet/app.toml Updated iavl-disable-fastnode from true to false and modified associated comments.
mainnet/app.toml Updated iavl-disable-fastnode from true to false.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant App
    participant IAVL

    User->>App: Request data
    App->>IAVL: Access IAVL tree
    IAVL-->>App: Return data using fast node
    App-->>User: Deliver data
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This diagram illustrates the interaction flow where the application requests data and accesses the IAVL tree, which now operates with the updated iavl-disable-fastnode setting.


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@gartnera gartnera changed the title Update iavl-disable-fastnode default value Update iavl-disable-fastnode default value Nov 14, 2024
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🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (2)
athens3/app.toml (1)

12-12: Consider documenting IAVL configuration dependencies

The IAVL fast node feature interacts with several other configurations:

  • It works in conjunction with the configured iavl-cache-size of 781250
  • It affects state sync and pruning behavior
  • It impacts memory usage and read performance

Consider adding documentation about these relationships and when validators might need to temporarily disable the fast node feature (e.g., during cosmos-sdk upgrades requiring IAVL migrations).

devnet/app.toml (1)

68-69: LGTM! Configuration aligns with best practices.

The change to set iavl-disable-fastnode = false is correct as it:

  • Matches the default value from zetacored init
  • Enables IAVL fast node optimization by default
  • Follows best practices for snapshotters

Consider enhancing the documentation to include usage scenarios:

 # IAVLDisableFastNode enables or disables the fast node feature of IAVL. 
 # Default is false.
+# Note: Set to true only before cosmos-sdk upgrades when IAVL migrations need to be delayed.
+# Should remain false for snapshotters.
 iavl-disable-fastnode = false
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  • athens3/app.toml (1 hunks)
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🔇 Additional comments (3)
athens3/app.toml (1)

12-12: LGTM: Correct default value for iavl-disable-fastnode

Setting iavl-disable-fastnode = false is the correct default as it enables the IAVL fast node feature, which is crucial for optimal read performance in production environments. This aligns with the best practices where fast node should only be disabled temporarily during specific upgrade scenarios.

mainnet/app.toml (2)

12-12: LGTM: Appropriate default value for IAVL fast node setting

The change to set iavl-disable-fastnode = false aligns with best practices and the intended default behavior. This configuration:

  • Enables IAVL fast node feature for optimal performance
  • Maintains consistency with the default value generated by zetacored init
  • Supports proper operation for snapshotters

12-12: Verify snapshot and state sync compatibility

Since this setting is critical for snapshotters and can impact state synchronization, let's verify the configuration's consistency with related settings.

✅ Verification successful

IAVL and snapshot configurations are consistent across networks

The verification shows that all networks (mainnet, devnet, and athens3) maintain identical IAVL and snapshot configurations:

  • iavl-disable-fastnode = false is consistently set across all networks
  • Snapshot settings are uniform with snapshot-interval = 0 and snapshot-keep-recent = 2
🏁 Scripts executed

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Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify IAVL and snapshot settings across different network configurations

# Check IAVL and snapshot settings across all app.toml files
echo "Checking IAVL and snapshot settings across networks..."
for config in $(fd -t f 'app.toml$'); do
  echo "=== $config ==="
  echo "IAVL Settings:"
  rg "^iavl-disable-fastnode" "$config" || echo "iavl-disable-fastnode not found"
  echo "Snapshot Settings:"
  rg "snapshot-" "$config" || echo "No snapshot settings found"
  echo
done

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