Hi,
the replication level defines to what degree a degree the data is
(redundantly) replicated.
Say, at replication level 0 your file is divided into blocks,
exactly 1 peer would be authoritative in the DHT for that block and
store it.
With a replication level of 1, one additional peer is also caching that
block. With a level of 2, there are three peers holding a copy of that
block.
As you can see, this helps when the network as a lot of churn to keep
the data available. The larger the value, the better the availability,
but the less (space) efficient it is.
Br
On 24.02.24 19:29, Andrei Ușurelu wrote:
I looked at fs.conf and got my answer about the set. Still, what
exactly is the replication level supposed to do?
În sâm., 24 feb. 2024 la 19:53, Andrei Ușurelu
<andreiuusurel...@gmail.com> a scris:
Good day! I don't quite understand what the replication level does
when a file/block is published. Also, how is "CONTENT_PUSHING" set?
