#[non_exhaustive]
pub struct KitsuneP2pTuningParams {
Show 33 fields pub gossip_strategy: String, pub gossip_loop_iteration_delay_ms: u32, pub gossip_outbound_target_mbps: f64, pub gossip_inbound_target_mbps: f64, pub gossip_historic_outbound_target_mbps: f64, pub gossip_historic_inbound_target_mbps: f64, pub gossip_burst_ratio: f64, pub gossip_peer_on_success_next_gossip_delay_ms: u32, pub gossip_peer_on_error_next_gossip_delay_ms: u32, pub gossip_agent_info_update_interval_ms: u32, pub gossip_local_sync_delay_ms: u32, pub gossip_redundancy_target: f64, pub gossip_max_batch_size: u32, pub gossip_dynamic_arcs: bool, pub gossip_single_storage_arc_per_space: bool, pub default_rpc_single_timeout_ms: u32, pub default_rpc_multi_remote_agent_count: u8, pub default_rpc_multi_remote_request_grace_ms: u64, pub agent_info_expires_after_ms: u32, pub tls_in_mem_session_storage: u32, pub proxy_keepalive_ms: u32, pub proxy_to_expire_ms: u32, pub concurrent_limit_per_thread: usize, pub tx2_quic_max_idle_timeout_ms: u32, pub tx2_pool_max_connection_count: usize, pub tx2_channel_count_per_connection: usize, pub tx2_implicit_timeout_ms: u32, pub tx2_initial_connect_retry_delay_ms: usize, pub danger_tls_keylog: String, pub danger_gossip_recent_threshold_secs: u64, pub disable_publish: bool, pub disable_recent_gossip: bool, pub disable_historical_gossip: bool,
}
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Network tuning parameters. This is serialized carefully so all the values can be represented as strings in YAML - and we will be able to proceed with a printed warning for tuning params that are removed, but still specified in configs.

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§gossip_strategy: String

Gossip strategy to use. [Default: “sharded-gossip”]

§gossip_loop_iteration_delay_ms: u32

Delay between gossip loop iteration. [Default: 1s]

§gossip_outbound_target_mbps: f64

The gossip loop will attempt to rate-limit output to this count megabits per second. [Default: 100.0]

§gossip_inbound_target_mbps: f64

The gossip loop will attempt to rate-limit input to this count megabits per second. [Default: 100.0]

§gossip_historic_outbound_target_mbps: f64

The gossip loop will attempt to rate-limit outbound traffic for the historic loop (if there is one) to this count megabits per second. [Default: 100.0]

§gossip_historic_inbound_target_mbps: f64

The gossip loop will attempt to rate-limit inbound traffic for the historic loop (if there is one) to this count megabits per second. [Default: 100.0]

§gossip_burst_ratio: f64

The gossip loop accomodates this amount of excess capacity before enacting the target rate limit, expressed as a ratio of the target rate limit. For instance, if the historic outbound target is 10mbps, a burst ratio of 50 will allow an extra 500mb of outbound traffic before the target rate limiting kicks in (and this extra capacity will take 50 seconds to “refill”). [Default: 100.0]

§gossip_peer_on_success_next_gossip_delay_ms: u32

How long should we hold off talking to a peer we’ve previously spoken successfully to. [Default: 1 minute]

§gossip_peer_on_error_next_gossip_delay_ms: u32

How long should we hold off talking to a peer we’ve previously gotten errors speaking to. [Default: 5 minute]

§gossip_agent_info_update_interval_ms: u32

How often should we update and publish our agent info? [Default: 5 minutes]

§gossip_local_sync_delay_ms: u32

How frequently we should locally sync when there is no new data. Agents arc can change so this shouldn’t be too long. [Default: 1 minutes]

§gossip_redundancy_target: f64

The target redundancy is the number of peers we expect to hold any given Op.

§gossip_max_batch_size: u32

The max number of bytes of data to send in a single message.

This setting was more relevant when entire Ops were being gossiped, but now that only hashes are gossiped, it would take a lot of hashes to reach this limit (1MB = approx 277k hashes).

Payloads larger than this are split into multiple batches when possible.

§gossip_dynamic_arcs: bool

Should gossip dynamically resize storage arcs?

§gossip_single_storage_arc_per_space: bool

Allow only the first agent to join the space to have a sized storage arc. [Default: false] This is an experimental feature that sets the first agent to join as the full arc and all other later agents to empty. It should not be used in production unless you understand what you are doing.

§default_rpc_single_timeout_ms: u32

Default timeout for rpc single. [Default: 60s]

§default_rpc_multi_remote_agent_count: u8

Default agent count for rpc multi. [Default: 3]

§default_rpc_multi_remote_request_grace_ms: u64

Default remote request grace ms. [Default: 3s] If we already have results from other sources, but made any additional outgoing remote requests, we’ll wait at least this long for additional responses.

§agent_info_expires_after_ms: u32

Default agent expires after milliseconds. [Default: 20 minutes]

§tls_in_mem_session_storage: u32

Tls in-memory session storage capacity. [Default: 512]

§proxy_keepalive_ms: u32

How often should NAT nodes refresh their proxy contract? [Default: 2 minutes]

§proxy_to_expire_ms: u32

How often should proxy nodes prune their ProxyTo list? Note - to function this should be > proxy_keepalive_ms. [Default: 5 minutes]

§concurrent_limit_per_thread: usize

Mainly used as the for_each_concurrent limit, this restricts the number of active polled futures on a single thread. [Default: 4096]

§tx2_quic_max_idle_timeout_ms: u32

tx2 quic max_idle_timeout [Default: 60 seconds]

§tx2_pool_max_connection_count: usize

tx2 pool max connection count [Default: 4096]

§tx2_channel_count_per_connection: usize

tx2 channel count per connection [Default: 2]

§tx2_implicit_timeout_ms: u32

tx2 timeout used for passive background operations like reads / responds. [Default: 60 seconds]

§tx2_initial_connect_retry_delay_ms: usize

tx2 initial connect retry delay (note, this delay is currenty exponentially backed off– multiplied by 2x on every loop) [Default: 200 ms]

§danger_tls_keylog: String

if you would like to be able to use an external tool to debug the QUIC messages sent and received by kitsune you’ll need the decryption keys. The default of "no_keylog" is secure and will not write any keys Setting this to "env_keylog" will write to a keylog specified by the SSLKEYLOGFILE environment variable, or do nothing if it is not set, or is not writable.

§danger_gossip_recent_threshold_secs: u64

Set the cutoff time when gossip switches over from recent to historical gossip.

This is dangerous to change, because gossip may not be possible with nodes using a different setting for this threshold. Do not change this except in testing environments. [Default: 15 minutes]

§disable_publish: bool

Don’t publish ops, only rely on gossip. Useful for testing the efficacy of gossip.

§disable_recent_gossip: bool

Disable recent gossip. Useful for testing Historical gossip in isolation. Note that this also disables agent gossip!

§disable_historical_gossip: bool

Disable historical gossip. Useful for testing Recent gossip in isolation.

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Generate a KitsuneTimeout instance based on the tuning parameter tx2_implicit_timeout_ms

Get the gossip recent threshold param as a proper Duration

returns true if we should initialize a tls keylog based on the SSLKEYLOGFILE environment variable

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