Currently, maximum cache size is used to determine when the file manager should start evicting files when 'EnableMaxCacheSize' is enabled.
This methodology should be removed as files should be evicted by maximum time in cache only. Instead, writes resulting in reaching/exceeding the maximum cache size setting should block until space has been reclaimed.
Currently, maximum cache size is used to determine when the file manager should start evicting files when 'EnableMaxCacheSize' is enabled.
This methodology should be removed as files should be evicted by maximum time in cache only. Instead, writes resulting in reaching/exceeding the maximum cache size setting should block until space has been reclaimed.
sgraves
added this to the v2.0.3-rc milestone 2024-12-10 12:55:27 -06:00
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Currently, maximum cache size is used to determine when the file manager should start evicting files when 'EnableMaxCacheSize' is enabled.
This methodology should be removed as files should be evicted by maximum time in cache only. Instead, writes resulting in reaching/exceeding the maximum cache size setting should block until space has been reclaimed.