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The recent changes enhance the audio clip retention system by introducing new cleanup modes based on age and priority. These modifications involve updating configuration settings, adding utility functions for error handling, and implementing age and priority-based cleanup capabilities in the diskmanager package. The ClipCleanupMonitor function has been adjusted to delegate cleanup operations according to the selected mode.
Changes
| File Path | Change Summary |
|---|---|
internal/analysis/realtime.go |
Modified ClipCleanupMonitor to delegate cleanup to diskmanager based on mode (age or priority). |
internal/conf/config.go |
Updated Settings struct to include Mode and DiskUsageLimit fields. |
internal/conf/config.yaml |
Altered configuration for clip retention, including new eviction modes and disk usage limits. |
internal/conf/defaults.go |
Updated default settings for audio export retention, adding new fields for retention policies. |
internal/conf/utils.go |
Added ParsePercentage function and included errors and strconv packages for utility purposes. |
internal/diskmanager/age.go |
Introduced functionality for age-based cleanup of clips. |
internal/diskmanager/priority.go |
Added priority-based cleanup, including policy loading, disk usage calculation, and file sorting. |
internal/diskmanager/util.go |
Added WriteSortedFilesToFile function to write sorted files to a text file for investigation. |
Sequence Diagram(s) (Beta)
sequenceDiagram
participant User
participant Config
participant ClipCleanupMonitor
participant DiskManager
User->>Config: Load Settings
Config->>ClipCleanupMonitor: Provide Settings
ClipCleanupMonitor->>DiskManager: Delegate Cleanup (based on mode)
DiskManager->>DiskManager: Perform Age-Based Cleanup
DiskManager->>DiskManager: Perform Priority-Based CleanupIn fields of code, where bytes do roam, We clean with age and priority's tome. Disk space saved, our data bright, Retention policies set just right. A rabbit's work, both day and night, To keep the system running light.
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The priority disk cleanup feature purges recordings based on several policy rules. This helps maintain disk usage within user-defined limits while retaining valuable recordings.
This retention policy will be enabled by default.
Configurable Threshold:
Sorting Policies:
Minimum Clips Per Species:
Controlled Deletion Process: