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In order to have a proper first external replication support, some feature still needs to be implemented:
Improve SCAN with more than one response
Improve SCAN to support key which could be deleted
Implement a command to get binary key from any key
Add an admin command which can do SET with specified timestamp
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To make the SCAN more efficient, returning multiple values in a row seems obvious. The implementation will returns as much as possible key in a fixed amount of time, to not disturb other clients.
If we do a SCAN from a key which was updated recently, in order to walk over the database, we could miss lot of data. Assume a key is overwritten, doing a SCAN from that key will ends with No more data since it's the last in the index entry. A better approach is giving a client a binary key which contains enough data to resume the walk from an exact point and not a variable position based on key name.
If we want to do a SCAN from any key (eg: in the middle of the set), we need to know the argument to give to SCAN to start from that key. A command which returns this id is needed.
Since we want to add keys from another database (for replication) the timestamp should match the original timestamp, we need a way to specify the timestamp when doing a SET, only available to administrator right.
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Summary
In order to have a proper first external replication support, some feature still needs to be implemented:
binary key
from any keyDetails
No more data
since it's the last in the index entry. A better approach is giving a client a binary key which contains enough data to resume the walk from an exact point and not a variable position based on key name.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: