Glossary
- LOOP
- Large Object or Oversized Page.
An MDBM must be configured for large objects for there
to be large object pages. An oversized page is one that is
larger than the configured page size. Oversized pages are
created by logically appending another page. This happens
when a page runs out of space for a store.
- LOS
Large Object Store.
- In V2, there was a distinct memory region to store large objects.
Multiple 4KB block are bound together (as needed) to hold a large object.
The LOS is limited to 1GB.
- In V3, there is not a separate memory region. However, there is only 1
large object per MDBM page, and multiple consecutive MDBM pages can be bound
together to has a large object.
- Oversized Page
- Multiple MDBM physical pages that are contiguously bound together as one
local MDBM page. Oversized pages are created during a store operation
when there is insufficient space available on that page. After all other
options to reclaim space have been exhausted (compressing the page,
shaking that page) and oversized page is created.