DTable Storage Server config¶

DTable storage server provides persistent storage for bases and backup service for dtable-db. It supports file system, S3 storage backends. This component is added in version 3.0.

Configuration example¶

[general]
host = 127.0.0.1
port = 6666
log_dir = .
temp_file_dir = ./tmp

[storage backend]
type = filesystem
path = /path/to/storage

[snapshot]
interval = 86400
keep_days = 180

Configuration¶

general¶

In [general] section:

• host: The address that dtable-storage-server listens on. Default is 127.0.0.1.
• port: The port that dtable-storage-server listens on. Default is 6666.
• log_dir: The directory that dtable-storage-server writes logs to. Default is the dir of configuration file.
• temp_file_dir: The directory that dtable-storage-server create buffers in. Required

Storage backend¶

In [storage backend] section:

• type: The type of storage backend. Options are filesystem, and s3. Default is filesystem.

For filesystem storage backend:

• path: The filepath of storage backend.

For S3 storage backend:

• bucket: The bucket name of S3 backend.
• key_id: The access key id of S3 backend.
• key: The access key of S3 backend.
• use_v4_signature: Whether to use v4 signature. For a S3-compatible storage, it should be false.
• aws_region: The region of S3 backend. (only when v4 signature is used)
• host: The host address of S3 backend. Required for S3-compatible storage. Optional for AWS S3, but can be set to the endpoint you use.
• path_style_request: Whether to use path style requests. For a S3-compatible storage, it should be true.
• use_https: Whether to use https.
• sse_c_key: Use server-side encryption with customer-provided keys (SSE-C).

sse_c_key is a string of 32 characters.

You can generate sse_c_key with the following command：

openssl rand -base64 24

[snapshot]¶