[ObjectStorage]
service = LocalStorage

# This is a tuneable value, but also implies a maximum capacity.
# Each file managed by StorageManager is broken into chunks of
# object_size bytes.  Each chunk is stored in the cache as a file,
# so the filesystem the cache is put on needs to have enough inodes to
# support at least cache_size/object_size files.
#
# Regarding tuning, object stores do not support modifying stored data;
# entire objects must be replaced on modification, and entire
# objects are fetched on read.  An access pattern that includes
# frequently accessing small amounts of data will benefit from 
# a smaller object_size.  An access pattern where data
# is accessed in large chunks will benefit from a larger object_size.
#
# Another limitation to consider is the get/put rate imposed by the
# cloud provider.  If that is the limitation, increasing object_size
# will result in higher transfer rates.
# object_size set to 8M for storagemanager unit_tests to specifically
#    test metadata and object edge cases
object_size = 8K

metadata_path = ${HOME}/sm-unittest/metadata
journal_path = ${HOME}/sm-unittest/journal
max_concurrent_downloads = 20
max_concurrent_uploads = 20

# This is the depth of the common prefix that all files managed by SM have
# Ex: /usr/local/mariadb/columnstore/data1, and 
# /usr/local/mariadb/columnstore/data2 differ at the 5th directory element,
# so they have a common prefix depth of 4.
#
# This value is used to manage the ownership of prefixes between
# StorageManager instances that sharing a filesystem.
# 
# -1 is a special value indicating that there is no filesystem shared
# between SM instances.
common_prefix_depth = 1

[S3]
# region = some_region
# bucket = some_bucket

# Specify the endpoint to connect to if using an S3 compatible object
# store like Google Cloud Storage or IBM's Cleversafe.
# endpoint = <optional endpoint to use>

# optional prefix for objects; using this will hurt performance
# prefix = cs/

# Keys for S3 can also be set through the environment vars
# AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID and AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY.
# StorageManager will prioritize these config values over envvars.
# aws_access_key_id =
# aws_secret_access_key = 

[LocalStorage]
path = ${HOME}/sm-unittest/fake-cloud

# introduce latency to fake-cloud operations.  Useful for debugging.
fake_latency = n

# values are randomized between 1 and max_latency in microseconds.
# values between 30000-50000 roughly simulate observed latency of S3
# access from an EC2 node.
max_latency = 50000

[Cache]
cache_size = 2g
path = ${HOME}/sm-unittest/cache