* Add a check during ledger-tool create-snapshot startup to see if the snapshot slot is available
* check all slots from the start to snapshot_slot during load_bank_forks
* unwrap_or_default incremental snapshot slot before comparison
* Improve error messages on missing or not full slots
value_t_or_exit()! will error if the user doesn't specify a value at
runtime, use value_of() instead which will give either the default value
or whatever the user specified.
This PR renames BlockstoreAdvancedOptions to LedgerColumnOptions, as we will
pass-down this struct to LedgerColumn to allow it to perform metric reporting.
Creating a new ledger implicitly means that no other process could have
previously held access to it. Additionally, creating a new ledger
implicitly requires writing, so it follows that Primary access is
required and we can drop access type as an argument.
#### Summary of Changes
This PR further enables group by operation on storage type in blockstore_rocksdb_cfs metrics.
Such group-by allows us to further compare the performance metrics between rocks-level and
rocks-fifo.
To make things extensible, this PR introduces BlockstoreAdvancedOptions and move shred_storage_type.
All fields in BlockstoreAdvancedOptions will support group-by operation in blockstore_rocksdb_cfs.
Dependency: #23580
#### Summary of Changes
To avoid mixing the use of different shred storage types, each shred storage type
will have its blockstore in a different directory.
This PR still keeps the RocksFifo setting hidden. The default ShredStorageType and
blockstore directory are still RocksLevel and `rocksdb`.
Will follow-up with PRs on making FIFO option public in ledger-tool and validator.
#### Test Plan
* Added a new test to verify the existence of `rocksdb-fifo` directory when FIFO compaction is used.
* Updated existing test to verify the current setting still store ledger under `rocksdb` directory.
* Manually ran ledger_cleanup_test with both level and fifo compaction and verified the resulting ledger.
* Ran a validator with this PR.
* Make ledger-tool analyze-storage use Blockstore::open()
Opening a large ledger may require setting a larger open file descriptor
limit. Blockstore::open() does this whereas the underlying Database
object that analyze-storage was opening does not.
* Move key_size call lookup to take advantage of traits
* Fix typo where analyze worked on wrong column
* Make analyze-storage analyze all columns
* Add commas for readability and fix plurality in a printout
* Pass verbose_level into slot subcommand instead of default to max
This is useful for when a full printout isn't necessary, such as just
trying to determine the slot blockhash. The equivalent behavior before
this change would have been using "-vv" with the command.
Michael Vines
steviez
Jeff Washington (jwash)
apfitzge
sakridge
HaoranYi
DimAn
Justin Starry
Ryo Onodera
Jon Cinque
Giorgio Gambino
Christian Kamm
Brooks Prumo
Yueh-Hsuan Chiang
Jeff Biseda
behzad nouri
Tyera Eulberg