New option to cache data - #6500
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Closes issue #6023
Implements a new optional compressed block cache for
RFileblocks. Currently Accumulo's primary block cache stores uncompressed blocks for tablets with high compression ratios. This means cached data takes up more space on the Heap than the corresponding on-disk footprint, reducing the number of distinct blocks that can be held in memory.The changes here add an optional compressed data cache to
TabletServersandScanServers. When enabled blocks are compressed before being stored in the secondary cache and transparently decompressed when read. The feature is disabled by default, so existing deployments are unchanged unless the new properties are used.Changes:
CompressedBlockCacheto compress blocks before storing them and decompressing them on retrieval