There's an example in the docs of how consolidation can somewhat approximate LSM trees.
It would be helpful when operating in such a mode (consolidating after every write) to define a maximum fragment size preventing overly expensive consolidation. More expensive / unbounded consolidation can then be run manually at another time.
There's an example in the docs of how consolidation can somewhat approximate LSM trees.
It would be helpful when operating in such a mode (consolidating after every write) to define a maximum fragment size preventing overly expensive consolidation. More expensive / unbounded consolidation can then be run manually at another time.