Hello Ashok
Adding to what Sophie wrote, if you use a custom RocksDBConfigSetter then
override the BlockBasedTableConfig like following and call
options.setTableFormatConfig(tableConfig)
at the end.
BlockBasedTableConfig tableConfig = (BlockBasedTableConfig)
options.tableFormatConfig();
tableConf
Hi Ashok,
1) RocksDB uses memory in four ways, one of which (iterators) *should* be
negligible -- however if you have a very large number of them open at any
one time, they can consume a lot of memory (until they are closed). If you
are opening many iterators throughout the day, consider closing t
Hi,
In our streaming instance, the internal caching has been disabled and RocksDB
caching has been enabled, with the override as shown below. Although the heap
is restricted to 36GB, the memory utilization is going over 100GB in a week and
eventually runs out of memory. As part of the profili