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Set default database file size large enough #1363
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No performance degradation on my machine, should be faster on HDD |
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Prevents performance degradation of large databases stored on hdd
Still have to strictly confirm that it fixes hdd sync issues
but state db with
pruning=archieveis currently consists of over the 9000 (nuturally) files, given only 256 allowed to be open at once, and taking in account recommended rocksdb maximum file amount of 50, this still worth fixing anyway