Limits
The tables below provide guidance on HSE operating limits. A few are enforced, but most are based on testing and experience.
The limits appropriate for a specific HSE client application are largely dependent on the performance requirements of that application, and the hardware it runs on.
Feel free to push these limits in a test environment, and let us know how far you get and what you observe.
KVDB Limits
Entity | Description | Limit | Enforced |
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KVDB count | Active KVDB per system | 8 | No |
KVS count | KVS in a KVDB | 16 | No |
Key count | Total keys in a KVDB (billions) | 200 | No |
Capacity | Total storage capacity of a KVDB (TB) | 12 | No |
Transaction count | Concurrent transactions in a KVDB | 1,000 per CPU | Yes |
Cursor count | Concurrent cursors in a KVDB | 10,000 | No |
Tip
An active cursor can consume up to 2MB of memory.
KVS Limits
Entity | Description | Limit | Enforced |
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Key size | Range of valid key sizes (bytes) | 1 – 1,334 | Yes |
Value size | Range of valid value sizes (bytes) | 0 – 1MiB | Yes |
Key count | Total keys in a KVS (billions) | 50 | No |
Capacity | Total storage capacity of a KVS (TB) | 4 | No |
Cursor count | Concurrent cursors in a KVS | 8,000 | No |
Mpool Limits
These mpool limits apply only to HSE as an mpool client application. Other mpool client applications may have vastly different mpool limits.
Entity | Description | Limit | Enforced |
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Media class capacity | Volume size storing a media class (TB) | 8 | No |
Mpool capacity | Combined capacity of all media classes (TB) | 16 | No |