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Фаза 1: SSTable Integrity - SSTable v3 формат с CRC32 footer (data/index/bloom CRC) - Нов модул storage/crc32.nim (zero-dep, IEEE 802.3) - verifySSTable() — проверка на magic, version, CRC - loadSSTable strict mode — отхвърля корумпирани файлове - newLSMTree логва [WARN] при corrupt SSTables Фаза 2: baradb repair - Нов модул tools/repair.nim - Сканира SSTables, проверява CRC, премества битите в corrupt/ - WAL replay (CrashRecovery) за възстановяване на данни - CLI: ./baradadb repair --data-dir=... [--dry-run] Фаза 3: MANIFEST File - Atomic write MANIFEST (tmp + rename) - newLSMTree зарежда от MANIFEST, fallback към walkDir - checkStorageConsistency() — orphan/missing detection - flushUnsafe и compaction записват MANIFEST Фаза 4: WAL Rotation & Incremental Backup - WAL segment rotation при 64MB (wal_archive/wal.000NNN.log) - maybeRotate() на всеки 1000 записа + при flush - backup incremental — архивира MANIFEST + SSTables + WAL - CRC verification на SSTables преди архивиране Фаза 5: Online Consistent Backup - checkpoint() — freeze memtable + flush + WAL rotate - ./baradadb checkpoint — offline consistent snapshot - backup --online — checkpoint + incremental backup Фаза 6: SSTable Version Migration - SSTable.fileVersion поле - listLegacySSTables() — намира v1/v2 файлове - migrateSSTable() — пренаписва към v3 (tmp + rename) - ./baradadb migrate [--dry-run] — offline migration Документация: - Обновени docs/en/backup.md, docs/bg/backup.md - Обновени docs/en/storage.md, docs/bg/storage.md - Добавени тестове в tests/test_all.nim
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# Backup & Recovery
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## Online Snapshots
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BaraDB provides multiple backup strategies ranging from full snapshots to incremental and online consistent backups.
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BaraDB supports online snapshots without stopping the server. The snapshot
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captures a consistent point-in-time view using MVCC.
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## Architecture
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### Creating a Snapshot
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```nim
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import barabadb/core/backup
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var bm = newBackupManager()
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bm.createSnapshot("/backup/baradb_2025-01-15")
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```
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┌─────────────────────────────────────────┐
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│ Data Directory │
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│ ├── MANIFEST (atomic catalog) │
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│ ├── sstables/ (SSTable v3 CRC) │
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│ │ ├── 1.sst │
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│ │ └── 2.sst │
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│ └── wal/ │
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│ ├── wal.log (active segment) │
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│ └── wal_archive/ (rotated segments│
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└─────────────────────────────────────────┘
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```
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### Via CLI
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## SSTable Integrity (v3 CRC Footer)
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```bash
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./build/baradadb --snapshot --output=/backup/snapshot.db
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Every SSTable file written by BaraDB includes a CRC32 footer:
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```
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[Header] 36 bytes
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magic, version(3), entryCount, level,
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indexOffset, bloomOffset, footerOffset
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[Data Block]
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[Index Block]
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[Bloom Block]
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[Footer] 16 bytes
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dataCrc32, indexCrc32, bloomCrc32, reserved
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```
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### Via HTTP API
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This enables independent verification of each SSTable:
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```bash
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curl -X POST http://localhost:9470/api/backup \
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-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
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-d '{"destination": "/backup/snapshot.db"}'
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# Via Nim API
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import barabadb/storage/lsm
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let (ok, msg) = verifySSTable("data/sstables/1.sst")
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```
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### Automated Backups
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## Storage Repair (`baradb repair`)
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Use cron for scheduled backups:
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If corruption is suspected, run the repair tool:
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```bash
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# Daily snapshot at 2 AM
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0 2 * * * /usr/local/bin/baradadb --snapshot --output=/backup/baradb_$(date +\%Y\%m\%d).db
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# Dry run — preview only
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./build/baradadb repair --data-dir=./data --dry-run
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# Keep last 7 days
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find /backup -name "baradb_*.db" -mtime +7 -delete
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# Full repair — verify, move corrupt files, replay WAL
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./build/baradadb repair --data-dir=./data
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```
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## Point-in-Time Recovery (PITR)
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**What repair does:**
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1. Scans all `sstables/*.sst` and verifies CRC
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2. Moves corrupt SSTables to `data/corrupt/`
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3. Replays WAL to recover unflushed committed data
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4. Reports results
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BaraDB uses the Write-Ahead Log (WAL) for point-in-time recovery.
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## MANIFEST Catalog
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### WAL Archiving
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The `MANIFEST` file is the single source of truth for active SSTables. It is updated atomically on every flush and compaction.
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Enable continuous WAL archiving:
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```json
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{
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"version": 1,
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"sequence": 42,
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"createdAt": 1779103266,
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"sstables": [
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{"id": 1, "path": "sstables/1.sst", "level": 0, "minKey": "a", "maxKey": "z", "entryCount": 100}
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]
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}
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```
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Benefits:
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- **Consistent view** — no orphan SSTables after crash
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- **Fast startup** — load from MANIFEST instead of directory scan
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- **Orphan detection** — `checkStorageConsistency()` reports extra/missing files
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## WAL Rotation
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The Write-Ahead Log rotates when it reaches 64MB:
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```
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wal/wal.log → active segment
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wal/wal_archive/
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├── wal.000001.log
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├── wal.000002.log
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└── wal.000003.log
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```
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Rotation happens:
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- Every 1000 WAL entries (lightweight size check)
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- On every `flush` / `checkpoint`
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## Checkpoint
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A checkpoint creates a consistent storage boundary without stopping the server:
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```bash
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BARADB_WAL_ARCHIVE_DIR=/backup/wal \
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BARADB_WAL_ARCHIVE_INTERVAL_MS=60000 \
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./build/baradadb checkpoint --data-dir=./data
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```
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**How it works:**
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1. Freeze memtable (swap to immutable, new memtable for writes)
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2. Flush frozen memtable to SSTable
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3. Rotate WAL
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4. Write MANIFEST
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The freeze takes **< 1ms**; the flush proceeds concurrently with writes.
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## Backup Commands
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### Full Backup (tar.gz)
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```bash
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./build/backup backup --data-dir=./data --output=backup_$(date +%s).tar.gz
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```
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Archives the entire data directory.
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### Incremental Backup
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```bash
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./build/backup incremental --data-dir=./data --output=backup_inc_$(date +%s).tar.gz
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```
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Includes only:
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- `MANIFEST`
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- Active SSTables (from MANIFEST)
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- Current WAL (`wal/wal.log`)
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- WAL archive (`wal/wal_archive/*.log`)
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All SSTables are **CRC-verified** before archiving.
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### Online Consistent Backup
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```bash
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./build/baradadb backup --online --output=backup_online_$(date +%s).tar.gz
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```
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Equivalent to:
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1. `checkpoint`
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2. `incremental backup`
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**Safe to run while the server is stopped.** If the server is running, use `backup incremental` instead.
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## SSTable Version Migration
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If you have legacy v1/v2 SSTables, migrate them to v3:
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```bash
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# Preview
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./build/baradadb migrate --data-dir=./data --dry-run
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# Migrate
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./build/baradadb migrate --data-dir=./data
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```
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Migration rewrites each legacy SSTable with the current v3 format (CRC footer) and updates the MANIFEST.
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## Recovery Procedures
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### Scenario 1: Corrupt SSTable Detected
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```bash
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# Repair moves corrupt files and replays WAL
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./build/baradadb repair --data-dir=./data
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# Verify consistency
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./build/baradadb repair --data-dir=./data --dry-run
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```
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### Scenario 2: Restore from Backup
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```bash
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# Stop the server
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# Extract backup
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tar -xzf backup_1234567890.tar.gz -C ./data
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# Restart — LSMTree loads from MANIFEST
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./build/baradadb
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```
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### Recovery from Checkpoint + WAL
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### Scenario 3: Complete Data Loss
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```bash
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# Restore from snapshot
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./build/baradadb --recover \
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--checkpoint=/backup/snapshot.db \
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--wal-dir=/backup/wal
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# 1. Extract latest backup
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tar -xzf backup_latest.tar.gz -C ./data
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# Recovery to specific LSN
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./build/baradadb --recover \
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--checkpoint=/backup/snapshot.db \
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--wal-dir=/backup/wal \
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--target-lsn=15420
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# 2. Run repair to replay any available WAL
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./build/baradadb repair --data-dir=./data
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# Recovery to specific time
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./build/baradadb --recover \
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--checkpoint=/backup/snapshot.db \
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--wal-dir=/backup/wal \
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--target-time="2025-01-15T10:30:00Z"
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```
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### Recovery via SQL
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You can also recover directly via BaraQL:
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```sql
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RECOVER TO TIMESTAMP '2026-05-07T12:00:00';
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```
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### Incremental Backups
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Incremental backups only copy changed SSTables:
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```bash
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./build/baradadb --backup-incremental \
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--last-backup=/backup/previous \
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--output=/backup/incremental_$(date +%Y%m%d)
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```
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## Replication as Backup
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For continuous protection, use streaming replication:
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### Primary
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```bash
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BARADB_REPLICATION_ENABLED=true \
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BARADB_REPLICATION_MODE=async \
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# 3. Start server
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./build/baradadb
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```
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### Replica
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```bash
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BARADB_REPLICATION_ENABLED=true \
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BARADB_REPLICATION_PRIMARY=primary:9472 \
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./build/baradadb
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```
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## Disaster Recovery
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### Recovery Procedures
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#### Scenario 1: Single File Corruption
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```bash
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# Identify corrupted SSTable from logs
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# Restore specific SSTable from backup
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cp /backup/sstables/000012.sst ./data/sstables/
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# Rebuild index
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./build/baradadb --rebuild-index
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```
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#### Scenario 2: Complete Data Loss
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```bash
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# 1. Restore latest snapshot
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cp /backup/snapshot.db ./data/
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# 2. Replay WAL
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./build/baradadb --recover --wal-dir=/backup/wal
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# 3. Verify
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curl http://localhost:9470/health
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```
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#### Scenario 3: Cluster Node Failure
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```bash
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# For Raft clusters, simply start a new node
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BARADB_RAFT_NODE_ID=newnode \
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BARADB_RAFT_PEERS=node1:9001,node2:9001 \
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./build/baradadb
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# The new node will catch up via Raft log replication
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```
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## Backup Verification
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Always verify backups:
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```bash
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# Restore to temporary directory
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./build/baradadb --recover \
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--checkpoint=/backup/snapshot.db \
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--data-dir=/tmp/verify_data
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# Run consistency check
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curl http://localhost:9470/api/admin/check
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```
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## Storage Requirements
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| Backup Type | Size | Frequency | Retention |
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|-------------|------|-----------|-----------|
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| Full snapshot | ~1× data size | Daily | 7 days |
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| Incremental | ~0.1× data size | Hourly | 24 hours |
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| WAL archive | ~0.05× data size / day | Continuous | 30 days |
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| Full tar.gz | ~1× data size | Weekly | 4 weeks |
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| Incremental | ~0.05× data size | Hourly | 24 hours |
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| WAL archive | ~0.02× data size / day | Continuous | 7 days |
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## Best Practices
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1. **Test restores regularly** — A backup you can't restore is useless
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2. **Store backups offsite** — Use S3, GCS, or Azure Blob
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3. **Encrypt backups** — Use `gpg` or OS-level encryption
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4. **Monitor backup jobs** — Alert on failed backups
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5. **Document RTO/RPO** — Know your recovery time and point objectives
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### Cloud Backup Upload
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```bash
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# Upload to S3
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aws s3 cp /backup/snapshot.db s3://my-bucket/baradb/
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# Upload to GCS
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gsutil cp /backup/snapshot.db gs://my-bucket/baradb/
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# Upload to Azure
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az storage blob upload \
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--container-name backups \
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--file /backup/snapshot.db \
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--name baradb/snapshot.db
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```
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1. **Run repair after unclean shutdown** — `./build/baradadb repair`
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2. **Migrate legacy SSTables** — `./build/baradadb migrate`
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3. **Test restores regularly** — A backup you can't restore is useless
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4. **Use incremental + checkpoint** — For frequent consistent snapshots
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5. **Store backups offsite** — S3, GCS, or another server
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6. **Monitor MANIFEST sequence** — Should grow monotonically with flushes
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- **MemTable**: In-memory sorted buffer
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- **WAL**: Write-ahead log for durability
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- **SSTable**: Sorted string tables on disk
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- **SSTable**: Sorted string tables on disk (v3 with CRC footer)
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- **Bloom Filter**: Probabilistic set membership
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- **Compaction**: Size-tiered strategy with level management
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- **MANIFEST**: Atomic catalog of active SSTables
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- **Page Cache**: LRU cache with hit rate tracking
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### SSTable Format (v3)
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```
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[Header] 36 bytes
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magic: uint32 (0x53535442 = "SSTB")
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version: uint32 (3 = current)
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entryCount: uint32
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level: uint32
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indexOffset: uint64
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bloomOffset: uint64
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footerOffset: uint64
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[Data Block]
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keyLen: uint32
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key: bytes[keyLen]
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valueLen: uint32
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value: bytes[valueLen]
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timestamp: uint64
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deleted: uint8
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[Index Block]
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keyLen: uint32
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key: bytes[keyLen]
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dataOffset: uint64
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[Bloom Filter Block]
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bloomSize: uint32
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bloomData: bytes[bloomSize]
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[Footer] 16 bytes
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dataCrc32: uint32 (CRC32 of Data Block)
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indexCrc32: uint32 (CRC32 of Index Block)
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bloomCrc32: uint32 (CRC32 of Bloom Block)
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reserved: uint32 (must be 0)
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```
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The CRC footer enables independent verification of each SSTable file via `verifySSTable(path)`.
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### MANIFEST Catalog
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The `MANIFEST` file tracks all active SSTables atomically:
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```json
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{
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"version": 1,
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"sequence": 42,
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"createdAt": 1779103266,
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"sstables": [
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{"id": 1, "path": "sstables/1.sst", "level": 0, "minKey": "a", "maxKey": "z", "entryCount": 100}
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]
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}
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```
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- Written atomically via `MANIFEST.tmp` + rename
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- Read at startup for fast loading
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- Updated after every flush and compaction
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### WAL Rotation
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The Write-Ahead Log rotates when it reaches 64MB:
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```
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wal/
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├── wal.log (active segment)
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└── wal_archive/
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├── wal.000001.log
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└── wal.000002.log
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```
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Rotation triggers:
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- Every 1000 entries (lightweight check)
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- On every `flush()` or `checkpoint()`
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### Storage Repair
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Verify and repair storage integrity:
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```bash
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# Check all SSTables
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./build/baradadb repair --data-dir=./data --dry-run
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# Full repair
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./build/baradadb repair --data-dir=./data
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```
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### SSTable Migration
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Rewrite legacy v1/v2 SSTables to v3:
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```bash
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./build/baradadb migrate --data-dir=./data
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```
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## B-Tree Index
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Ordered index for range scans and point lookups.
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@@ -43,14 +137,14 @@ let range = btree.scan("key_a", "key_z")
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## Write-Ahead Log (WAL)
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Ensures durability of write operations.
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Ensures durability of write operations with segment rotation.
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```nim
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import barabadb/storage/wal
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var wal = newWAL("./wal")
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wal.append("txn1", "SET key1 value1")
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wal.flush()
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var wal = newWriteAheadLog("./wal")
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wal.writePut(key, value, timestamp)
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wal.sync()
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```
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|
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## Bloom Filter
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@@ -73,6 +167,6 @@ Efficient file access using mmap.
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```nim
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import barabadb/storage/mmap
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||||
|
||||
var mapped = mmapFile("./data/file.dat")
|
||||
let data = mapped.read(0, 100)
|
||||
```
|
||||
var mapped = openMmap("./data/file.dat")
|
||||
let val = mapped.readUint32(0)
|
||||
```
|
||||
|
||||
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