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Approximate Size
The approximate size APIs allow a user to get a reasonably accurate guess of disk space and memory utilization of a key range.
The main APIs are GetApproximateSizes()
and GetApproximateMemTableStats()
. The former takes a struct SizeApproximationOptions
as an argument. It has the following fields -
-
include_memtabtles
- Indicates whether to count the memory usage of a given key range in memtables towards the overall size of the key range. -
include_files
- Indicates whether to count the size of SST files occupied by the key range towards the overall size. At least one of this orinclude_memtabtles
must be set totrue
. -
files_size_error_margin
- This option indicates the acceptable ratio of over/under estimation of file size to the actual file size. For example, a value of0.1
means the approximate size will be within 10% of the actual size of the key range. The main purpose of this option is to make the calculation more efficient. Setting this to-1.0
will force RocksDB to seek into SST files to accurately calculate the size, which will be more CPU intensive.
Example,
std::array<Range, NUM_RANGES> ranges;
std::array<uint64_t, NUM_RANGES> sizes;
SizeApproximationOptions options;
options.include_memtabtles = true;
options.files_size_error_margin = 0.1;
ranges[0].start = start_key1;
ranges[0].limit = end_key1;
ranges[1].start = start_key2;
ranges[1].limit = end_key2;
Status s = GetApproximateSizes(options, column_family, ranges.data(), NUM_RANGES, sizes.data());
// sizes[0] and sizes[1] contain the size in bytes for the respective ranges
The size estimated within SST files is size on disk, which is compressed. The size estimated in memtable is memory usage. It's up to the user to determine whether it makes sense to add these values together.
The API counterpart for memtable usage is GetApproximateMemTableStats
, which returns the number of entries and total size of a given key range. Example,
Range range;
uint64_t count;
uint64_t size;
range.start = start_key;
range.limit = end_key;
Status s = GetApproximateMemTableStats(column_family, range, &count, &size);
The GetApproximateMemTableStats
is only supported for memtables created by SkipListFactory
.
Note that the approximate size from SST files are size of compressed blocks. It might be significantly smaller than the actual key/value size.
To estimate the size of a range,
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