sui_rpc_store/config.rs
1// Copyright (c) Mysten Labs, Inc.
2// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0
3
4//! Runtime configuration for the `sui-rpc-store` indexer.
5//!
6//! The indexer is driven by [`ServiceConfig`], which groups the
7//! ingestion, consistency, RocksDB, committer, and per-pipeline
8//! settings the orchestrator needs.
9//!
10//! Per-pipeline enable/disable is expressed through
11//! [`PipelineLayer`]: every pipeline maps to an
12//! `Option<CommitterLayer>` field; `Some(_)` means the pipeline is
13//! registered (with the supplied committer overrides), `None` means
14//! it is skipped. The standalone binary populates the layer from
15//! its TOML config; the embedded-fullnode caller builds it
16//! programmatically via [`PipelineLayer::embedded`] so the raw
17//! chain CFs (served by the fullnode's perpetual store) are not
18//! double-written by this indexer.
19
20use std::time::Duration;
21
22use serde::Deserialize;
23use serde::Serialize;
24use sui_indexer_alt_framework::config::warn_ignored_config_key;
25use sui_indexer_alt_framework::pipeline::CommitterConfig;
26
27/// Top-level configuration for the `sui-rpc-store` indexer
28/// service. Parses from TOML; every field has a sensible default
29/// for tests and for the embedded use case where most knobs are
30/// supplied programmatically.
31#[derive(Default, Deserialize, Serialize)]
32#[serde(default, rename_all = "kebab-case", deny_unknown_fields)]
33pub struct ServiceConfig {
34 /// Cross-pipeline consistency knobs: how often to take
35 /// snapshots and how deep the per-pipeline write buffer is.
36 pub consistency: ConsistencyConfig,
37
38 /// Default committer settings shared by all pipelines.
39 /// Per-pipeline entries in [`PipelineLayer`] can override
40 /// individual fields.
41 pub committer: CommitterLayer,
42
43 /// Per-pipeline enable/disable plus optional committer
44 /// overrides.
45 pub pipeline: PipelineLayer,
46
47 /// Pruning policy for the historical CFs. Absent (the default)
48 /// disables pruning entirely — the store retains all history.
49 pub pruner: Option<PrunerConfig>,
50}
51
52/// Cross-pipeline consistency knobs surfaced to operators. The
53/// indexer threads these into the [`Synchronizer`] at startup.
54///
55/// Snapshot *retention* (how many in-memory snapshots are kept, and
56/// thus how far back consistent reads can reach) is not configured
57/// here: it is an open-time property of the database, set via
58/// [`DbOptions::snapshot_capacity`]. Because a snapshot is taken at
59/// every checkpoint boundary, the effective consistent-read window
60/// is roughly `snapshot_capacity` checkpoints.
61///
62/// [`Synchronizer`]: sui_consistent_store::Synchronizer
63/// [`DbOptions::snapshot_capacity`]: sui_consistent_store::DbOptions::snapshot_capacity
64#[derive(Clone, Deserialize, Serialize)]
65#[serde(default, rename_all = "kebab-case", deny_unknown_fields)]
66pub struct ConsistencyConfig {
67 /// Per-pipeline mpsc capacity for batches waiting to be
68 /// committed. The synchronizer's slowest pipeline gates
69 /// progress; this buffer absorbs short bursts of slack between
70 /// peer pipelines before back-pressure kicks in.
71 pub buffer_size: usize,
72}
73
74/// Pruning policy for the historical column families.
75///
76/// Retention is expressed in epochs, mirroring the validator's
77/// perpetual-store pruner: the `retention_epochs` most-recent
78/// epochs (including the current one) are retained in full, and
79/// everything in older epochs becomes eligible for deletion. The
80/// resulting floor is additionally clamped so it never advances past
81/// the oldest in-memory snapshot, keeping point-in-time reads
82/// coherent even under an aggressively small retention.
83///
84/// The pruner advances the floor toward its target in chunks of at
85/// most `max_chunk_checkpoints` checkpoints, persisting the new
86/// watermark after each chunk so progress survives a restart. Each
87/// tick advances the floor by at most `max_checkpoints_per_tick`
88/// checkpoints so a large backlog drains across many ticks rather
89/// than one long blocking pass.
90///
91/// Only the historical CFs are pruned: the per-transaction
92/// (`transactions`, `effects`, `events`, `tx_metadata_by_seq`),
93/// per-checkpoint (`checkpoint_summary`, `checkpoint_contents`),
94/// digest-reverse-index (`tx_seq_by_digest`,
95/// `checkpoint_seq_by_digest`), superseded-`objects`-version,
96/// checkpoint-pinned `object_version_by_checkpoint`, and
97/// ledger-history bitmap CFs. The live-set-bounded indexes
98/// (`object_by_owner`, `object_by_type`, `balance`,
99/// `package_versions`) and the tiny `epochs` CF are never pruned.
100#[derive(Clone, Deserialize, Serialize)]
101#[serde(default, rename_all = "kebab-case", deny_unknown_fields)]
102pub struct PrunerConfig {
103 /// Number of most-recent epochs to retain in full. Data in
104 /// epochs older than this is eligible for pruning. Must be at
105 /// least `1`; the pruner refuses to start otherwise, since a
106 /// value of `0` would prune the current epoch.
107 pub retention_epochs: u64,
108
109 /// How often the pruner wakes to recompute the target floor and
110 /// advance toward it, in milliseconds.
111 pub interval_ms: u64,
112
113 /// Maximum number of checkpoints whose data is deleted in a
114 /// single write batch. Bounds the per-batch work (and the number
115 /// of effects rows scanned for object/digest deletes) when a
116 /// whole epoch ages out at once.
117 pub max_chunk_checkpoints: u64,
118
119 /// Maximum number of checkpoints whose history is pruned in a
120 /// single tick. Bounds the per-tick (blocking) work so that a
121 /// large backlog — for example when pruning is first enabled on
122 /// an old database — drains across many ticks rather than one
123 /// long pass that occupies a blocking thread for minutes. The
124 /// floor still converges to its retention target over subsequent
125 /// ticks; `interval_ms` and this bound together set the drain
126 /// rate. Must be at least `1`; the pruner refuses to start
127 /// otherwise, since a value of `0` would never make progress.
128 pub max_checkpoints_per_tick: u64,
129}
130
131impl Default for PrunerConfig {
132 fn default() -> Self {
133 Self {
134 retention_epochs: 30,
135 interval_ms: 300_000,
136 max_chunk_checkpoints: 100,
137 // 100 chunks per tick at the default chunk size. Far above
138 // the steady-state rate at which a single epoch ages out,
139 // so retention is honored without intervention, while a
140 // first-run backlog on an old database is still bounded
141 // per tick rather than drained in one blocking pass.
142 max_checkpoints_per_tick: 10_000,
143 }
144 }
145}
146
147impl PrunerConfig {
148 /// The pruner's wake interval as a [`Duration`].
149 pub fn interval(&self) -> Duration {
150 Duration::from_millis(self.interval_ms)
151 }
152}
153
154/// Per-pipeline registration + override map. Every pipeline that
155/// writes to a CF in [`RpcStoreSchema`] has a corresponding
156/// `Option<CommitterLayer>` field here.
157///
158/// `Some(layer)` registers the pipeline with the supplied committer
159/// overrides folded onto the shared [`CommitterLayer`] default;
160/// `None` skips the pipeline entirely (e.g. the raw chain CFs in
161/// the embedded-fullnode case, where the fullnode populates them
162/// through a separate path).
163///
164/// Grouped in the struct for documentation only — serde sees each
165/// field as a top-level key.
166///
167/// [`RpcStoreSchema`]: crate::RpcStoreSchema
168#[derive(Default, Deserialize, Serialize)]
169#[serde(default, rename_all = "kebab-case")]
170pub struct PipelineLayer {
171 // --- Raw chain data ---
172 pub epochs: Option<CommitterLayer>,
173 pub checkpoint_summary: Option<CommitterLayer>,
174 pub checkpoint_contents: Option<CommitterLayer>,
175 pub checkpoint_seq_by_digest: Option<CommitterLayer>,
176 pub transactions: Option<CommitterLayer>,
177 pub tx_seq_by_digest: Option<CommitterLayer>,
178 pub tx_metadata_by_seq: Option<CommitterLayer>,
179 pub effects: Option<CommitterLayer>,
180 pub events: Option<CommitterLayer>,
181 pub objects: Option<CommitterLayer>,
182 pub object_version_by_checkpoint: Option<CommitterLayer>,
183
184 // --- Indexes ---
185 pub object_by_owner: Option<CommitterLayer>,
186 pub object_by_type: Option<CommitterLayer>,
187 pub balance: Option<CommitterLayer>,
188 pub package_versions: Option<CommitterLayer>,
189 pub transaction_bitmap: Option<CommitterLayer>,
190 pub event_bitmap: Option<CommitterLayer>,
191}
192
193/// Per-pipeline committer overrides. Every field is optional; an
194/// unset field inherits from the shared committer default the
195/// orchestrator passes through to
196/// [`CommitterLayer::finish`](Self::finish).
197#[derive(Default, Deserialize, Serialize)]
198#[serde(default, rename_all = "kebab-case", deny_unknown_fields)]
199pub struct CommitterLayer {
200 pub write_concurrency: Option<usize>,
201 pub watermark_interval_ms: Option<u64>,
202
203 /// Minimum number of pending rows the collector waits for before cutting a batch. `0` cuts a
204 /// batch as soon as the committer has room for it.
205 pub min_batch_rows: Option<usize>,
206
207 /// Longest time, in milliseconds, the oldest pending row waits for `min-batch-rows` to
208 /// accumulate before a batch is cut anyway.
209 pub max_batch_delay_ms: Option<u64>,
210
211 /// Deprecated and ignored: batches are cut as soon as the committer has room; see
212 /// `min-batch-rows` and `max-batch-delay-ms`.
213 pub collect_interval_ms: Option<u64>,
214}
215
216impl ServiceConfig {
217 /// Configuration matching [`Self::default()`] but with every
218 /// pipeline explicitly enabled and the committer layer
219 /// initialised from [`CommitterConfig::default()`]. Suitable
220 /// for surfacing as a TOML example.
221 pub fn example() -> Self {
222 Self {
223 consistency: ConsistencyConfig::default(),
224 committer: CommitterConfig::default().into(),
225 pipeline: PipelineLayer::all(),
226 pruner: Some(PrunerConfig::default()),
227 }
228 }
229}
230
231impl PipelineLayer {
232 /// Every pipeline enabled with default committer overrides
233 /// (`Some(CommitterLayer::default())`). The standalone-binary
234 /// default.
235 pub fn all() -> Self {
236 Self {
237 epochs: Some(CommitterLayer::default()),
238 checkpoint_summary: Some(CommitterLayer::default()),
239 checkpoint_contents: Some(CommitterLayer::default()),
240 checkpoint_seq_by_digest: Some(CommitterLayer::default()),
241 transactions: Some(CommitterLayer::default()),
242 tx_seq_by_digest: Some(CommitterLayer::default()),
243 tx_metadata_by_seq: Some(CommitterLayer::default()),
244 effects: Some(CommitterLayer::default()),
245 events: Some(CommitterLayer::default()),
246 objects: Some(CommitterLayer::default()),
247 object_version_by_checkpoint: Some(CommitterLayer::default()),
248 object_by_owner: Some(CommitterLayer::default()),
249 object_by_type: Some(CommitterLayer::default()),
250 balance: Some(CommitterLayer::default()),
251 package_versions: Some(CommitterLayer::default()),
252 transaction_bitmap: Some(CommitterLayer::default()),
253 event_bitmap: Some(CommitterLayer::default()),
254 }
255 }
256
257 /// The embedded-fullnode cohort: every pipeline this indexer owns
258 /// when it runs inside a Sui fullnode beside the validator's
259 /// perpetual store.
260 ///
261 /// The raw chain-data CFs (`transactions`, `effects`, `events`,
262 /// `objects`, `checkpoint_summary`, `checkpoint_contents`,
263 /// `checkpoint_seq_by_digest`) are left `None`: the perpetual store
264 /// already holds that data and serves it directly, so this indexer
265 /// must not double-write it.
266 ///
267 /// The enabled pipelines form two cohorts, both simply registered
268 /// here. The [`Indexer`](crate::Indexer) makes every live-cohort
269 /// pipeline a required member of each snapshot; the
270 /// [`Synchronizer`](sui_consistent_store::Synchronizer) admits
271 /// history-cohort pipelines to snapshots by their persisted
272 /// watermark, once they catch up:
273 ///
274 /// - **Live cohort** — restored to the fullnode's tip and
275 /// following live from there: `object_by_owner`,
276 /// `object_by_type`, `balance`.
277 /// - **History cohort** — seeded to the lowest available
278 /// checkpoint and backfilling upward: `epochs`,
279 /// `object_version_by_checkpoint`, `package_versions`,
280 /// `tx_seq_by_digest`, `tx_metadata_by_seq`, `transaction_bitmap`,
281 /// `event_bitmap`. These back the ledger-history list APIs (the
282 /// bitmaps plus the `tx_seq` <-> digest maps needed to interpret
283 /// bitmap results) and the per-epoch protocol/committee reads
284 /// (`epochs`). `object_version_by_checkpoint` and
285 /// `package_versions` are additionally restored at the tip for
286 /// their floor rows, then backfill the per-checkpoint detail over
287 /// `(L, T]` (see the cohort docs in
288 /// [`restore`](crate::indexer::restore)).
289 pub fn embedded() -> Self {
290 Self {
291 // Live cohort: restored to the tip, follows live.
292 object_by_owner: Some(CommitterLayer::default()),
293 object_by_type: Some(CommitterLayer::default()),
294 balance: Some(CommitterLayer::default()),
295 // History cohort: seeded to L, backfills upward.
296 // `object_version_by_checkpoint` and `package_versions` are
297 // additionally restored at the tip for their floor rows (see
298 // the cohort docs in `restore.rs`).
299 epochs: Some(CommitterLayer::default()),
300 object_version_by_checkpoint: Some(CommitterLayer::default()),
301 package_versions: Some(CommitterLayer::default()),
302 tx_seq_by_digest: Some(CommitterLayer::default()),
303 tx_metadata_by_seq: Some(CommitterLayer::default()),
304 transaction_bitmap: Some(CommitterLayer::default()),
305 event_bitmap: Some(CommitterLayer::default()),
306 ..Self::default()
307 }
308 }
309}
310
311/// Per-pipeline registration toggles for
312/// [`restore_indexes`](crate::restore_indexes).
313///
314/// The live-cohort pipelines (`object_by_owner`, `object_by_type`,
315/// `balance`) are always restored — they cannot be reconstructed
316/// from anywhere else. The rest is conditional:
317///
318/// - The history floor rows (`object_version_by_checkpoint`,
319/// `package_versions`) matter only when some prefix of the chain
320/// is unavailable for backfill. A caller whose history cohort
321/// replays from genesis skips them — the backfill rebuilds both
322/// CFs in full, so restoring them would waste bulk-load work and
323/// stamp watermarks the backfill would have to be rewound past.
324/// - The raw `objects` CF is needed by the standalone deployment so
325/// version-keyed reads are served by the restored snapshot; the
326/// embedded-fullnode deployment already has every object version
327/// in the validator's perpetual store and skips the duplicate
328/// write.
329#[derive(Default, Clone, Debug)]
330pub struct RestoreLayer {
331 /// If true, register the `objects` pipeline with the restore
332 /// driver so each live object lands as an
333 /// `(ObjectID, version) → StoredObject` row.
334 pub objects: bool,
335
336 /// If true, register the `object_version_by_checkpoint` and
337 /// `package_versions` pipelines so their floor rows at the
338 /// restore target are bulk-loaded (see
339 /// [`HISTORY_COHORT`](crate::HISTORY_COHORT)'s docs for how the
340 /// history seed then rewinds their watermarks).
341 pub history_floors: bool,
342}
343
344impl RestoreLayer {
345 /// Restore every pipeline, including the raw `objects` CF.
346 /// The standalone-binary default.
347 pub fn all() -> Self {
348 Self {
349 objects: true,
350 history_floors: true,
351 }
352 }
353
354 /// Restore only the derived-index pipelines. The embedded-
355 /// fullnode default when the perpetual store has pruned
356 /// (`L > 0`) — the fullnode's perpetual store already holds
357 /// every object version, so the `objects` CF is left untouched
358 /// here.
359 pub fn indexes_only() -> Self {
360 Self {
361 objects: false,
362 history_floors: true,
363 }
364 }
365
366 /// Restore only the live-cohort index pipelines. The embedded-
367 /// fullnode choice when nothing has been pruned (`L == 0`): the
368 /// history cohort backfills from genesis and rebuilds
369 /// `object_version_by_checkpoint` and `package_versions` in
370 /// full, so their floor rows (and the restore watermarks that
371 /// come with them) must not be written.
372 pub fn live_only() -> Self {
373 Self {
374 objects: false,
375 history_floors: false,
376 }
377 }
378}
379
380impl CommitterLayer {
381 /// Fold the override layer onto a shared default
382 /// [`CommitterConfig`]. Unset fields inherit from `base`.
383 pub fn finish(self, base: CommitterConfig) -> CommitterConfig {
384 if self.collect_interval_ms.is_some() {
385 warn_ignored_config_key("collect-interval-ms");
386 }
387
388 CommitterConfig {
389 write_concurrency: self.write_concurrency.unwrap_or(base.write_concurrency),
390 watermark_interval_ms: self
391 .watermark_interval_ms
392 .unwrap_or(base.watermark_interval_ms),
393 min_batch_rows: self.min_batch_rows.unwrap_or(base.min_batch_rows),
394 max_batch_delay_ms: self.max_batch_delay_ms.unwrap_or(base.max_batch_delay_ms),
395 ..base
396 }
397 }
398}
399
400impl From<CommitterConfig> for CommitterLayer {
401 fn from(config: CommitterConfig) -> Self {
402 Self {
403 write_concurrency: Some(config.write_concurrency),
404 watermark_interval_ms: Some(config.watermark_interval_ms),
405 min_batch_rows: Some(config.min_batch_rows),
406 max_batch_delay_ms: Some(config.max_batch_delay_ms),
407 collect_interval_ms: None,
408 }
409 }
410}
411
412impl Default for ConsistencyConfig {
413 fn default() -> Self {
414 Self { buffer_size: 5_000 }
415 }
416}
417
418#[cfg(test)]
419mod tests {
420 use super::*;
421
422 #[test]
423 fn embedded_enables_only_cohort_pipelines() {
424 let layer = PipelineLayer::embedded();
425 // Live cohort.
426 assert!(layer.object_by_owner.is_some());
427 assert!(layer.object_by_type.is_some());
428 assert!(layer.balance.is_some());
429 // History cohort (object_version_by_checkpoint and
430 // package_versions are also restored).
431 assert!(layer.epochs.is_some());
432 assert!(layer.object_version_by_checkpoint.is_some());
433 assert!(layer.package_versions.is_some());
434 assert!(layer.tx_seq_by_digest.is_some());
435 assert!(layer.tx_metadata_by_seq.is_some());
436 assert!(layer.transaction_bitmap.is_some());
437 assert!(layer.event_bitmap.is_some());
438 // Deactivated: served directly by the perpetual store.
439 assert!(layer.objects.is_none());
440 assert!(layer.transactions.is_none());
441 assert!(layer.effects.is_none());
442 assert!(layer.events.is_none());
443 assert!(layer.checkpoint_summary.is_none());
444 assert!(layer.checkpoint_contents.is_none());
445 assert!(layer.checkpoint_seq_by_digest.is_none());
446 }
447
448 #[test]
449 fn all_enables_every_pipeline() {
450 let layer = PipelineLayer::all();
451 assert!(layer.epochs.is_some());
452 assert!(layer.checkpoint_summary.is_some());
453 assert!(layer.transactions.is_some());
454 assert!(layer.objects.is_some());
455 assert!(layer.object_by_owner.is_some());
456 assert!(layer.balance.is_some());
457 assert!(layer.event_bitmap.is_some());
458 }
459
460 #[test]
461 fn pruning_disabled_by_default() {
462 // A default ServiceConfig (the embedded-fullnode shape)
463 // leaves pruning off; `example()` surfaces it populated.
464 assert!(ServiceConfig::default().pruner.is_none());
465 assert!(ServiceConfig::example().pruner.is_some());
466 }
467
468 #[test]
469 fn pruner_config_interval_round_trips() {
470 let cfg = PrunerConfig {
471 interval_ms: 1_500,
472 ..PrunerConfig::default()
473 };
474 assert_eq!(cfg.interval(), std::time::Duration::from_millis(1_500));
475 }
476
477 #[test]
478 fn committer_layer_overrides_base() {
479 let base = CommitterConfig {
480 write_concurrency: 4,
481 watermark_interval_ms: 200,
482 min_batch_rows: 100,
483 max_batch_delay_ms: 200,
484 ..Default::default()
485 };
486 let layer = CommitterLayer {
487 write_concurrency: Some(8),
488 watermark_interval_ms: Some(500),
489 min_batch_rows: Some(50),
490 ..Default::default()
491 };
492 let merged = layer.finish(base);
493 assert_eq!(merged.write_concurrency, 8);
494 assert_eq!(merged.watermark_interval_ms, 500);
495 assert_eq!(merged.min_batch_rows, 50);
496 // Unset fields inherit from `base`.
497 assert_eq!(merged.max_batch_delay_ms, 200);
498 }
499}