pub struct KeyValuePersistence(_);
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Rules for persisting key-value changes. Default persistence is to immediately persist all changes. While this ensures data integrity, the overhead of the key-value store can be significantly reduced by utilizing lazy persistence strategies that delay writing changes until certain thresholds have been met.

Immediate persistence

The default persistence mode will trigger commits always:

assert!(!KeyValuePersistence::default().should_commit(0, Duration::ZERO));
assert!(KeyValuePersistence::default().should_commit(1, Duration::ZERO));

Lazy persistence

Lazy persistence allows setting multiple thresholds, allowing for customized behavior that can help tune performance, especially under write-heavy loads.

It is good practice to include one PersistenceThreshold that has no duration, as it will ensure that the in-memory cache cannot exceed a certain size. This number is counted for each database indepenently.

let persistence = KeyValuePersistence::lazy([
    PersistenceThreshold::after_changes(1).and_duration(Duration::from_secs(120)),
    PersistenceThreshold::after_changes(10).and_duration(Duration::from_secs(10)),
    PersistenceThreshold::after_changes(100),
]);

// After 1 change and 60 seconds, no changes would be committed:
assert!(!persistence.should_commit(1, Duration::from_secs(60)));
// But on or after 120 seconds, that change will be committed:
assert!(persistence.should_commit(1, Duration::from_secs(120)));

// After 10 changes and 10 seconds, changes will be committed:
assert!(persistence.should_commit(10, Duration::from_secs(10)));

// Once 100 changes have been accumulated, this ruleset will always commit
// regardless of duration.
assert!(persistence.should_commit(100, Duration::ZERO));

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Returns a ruleset that commits all changes immediately.

Returns a ruleset that lazily commits data based on a list of thresholds.

Returns true if these rules determine that the outstanding changes should be persisted.

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