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Once we index a block into storage, we can get rid of all prior WAL content, as there is no more need to replicate to other nodes anything the WAL has for that epoch.
So we should "once in a while" (perhaps once in every K MB of data) truncate the WAL so it won't grow indefinitely.
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Once we index a block into storage, we can get rid of all prior WAL content, as there is no more need to replicate to other nodes anything the WAL has for that epoch.
So we should "once in a while" (perhaps once in every K MB of data) truncate the WAL so it won't grow indefinitely.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: