On Sat, 2025-05-03 at 11:16 +0200, Erik Schulz wrote: > I suspect that compliance with GDPR would require the data to be > stored minimally. > It seems reasonable to me that a 24-hour window would reduce most > repeat-downloads. > If you stream the request log and reduce to (ip,package,version), it > will be minimal. > I think it would fit into memory, e.g. 10 million unique IP adresses > x 100 packages x 40 bytes = 40 GB
Where has 100 packages come from here? There are 34 *thousand* source packages in bookworm, i.e. over 100 times your quoted estimate. You also seem to have underestimated quite a bit if you believe that you can fit an IPv6 address, a package name and a package version into 40 bytes in most cases, yet alone all. (As an aside, the RAM allocation on the logging hosts is currently 2GB.) Regards, Adam
