Struct ipfs_embed::GossipsubConfig

pub struct GossipsubConfig { /* fields omitted */ }

Configuration parameters that define the performance of the gossipsub network.

Implementations

impl GossipsubConfig

pub fn protocol_id_prefix(&self) -> &Cow<'static, str>

The protocol id prefix to negotiate this protocol. The protocol id is of the form /<prefix>/<supported-versions>. As gossipsub supports version 1.0 and 1.1, there are two protocol id’s supported.

The default prefix is meshsub, giving the supported protocol ids: /meshsub/1.1.0 and /meshsub/1.0.0, negotiated in that order.

pub fn history_length(&self) -> usize

Number of heartbeats to keep in the memcache (default is 5).

pub fn history_gossip(&self) -> usize

Number of past heartbeats to gossip about (default is 3).

pub fn mesh_n(&self) -> usize

Target number of peers for the mesh network (D in the spec, default is 6).

pub fn mesh_n_low(&self) -> usize

Minimum number of peers in mesh network before adding more (D_lo in the spec, default is 5).

pub fn mesh_n_high(&self) -> usize

Maximum number of peers in mesh network before removing some (D_high in the spec, default is 12).

pub fn retain_scores(&self) -> usize

Affects how peers are selected when pruning a mesh due to over subscription.

At least retain_scores of the retained peers will be high-scoring, while the remainder are chosen randomly (D_score in the spec, default is 4).

pub fn gossip_lazy(&self) -> usize

Minimum number of peers to emit gossip to during a heartbeat (D_lazy in the spec, default is 6).

pub fn gossip_factor(&self) -> f64

Affects how many peers we will emit gossip to at each heartbeat.

We will send gossip to gossip_factor * (total number of non-mesh peers), or gossip_lazy, whichever is greater. The default is 0.25.

pub fn heartbeat_initial_delay(&self) -> Duration

Initial delay in each heartbeat (default is 5 seconds).

pub fn heartbeat_interval(&self) -> Duration

Time between each heartbeat (default is 1 second).

pub fn fanout_ttl(&self) -> Duration

Time to live for fanout peers (default is 60 seconds).

pub fn check_explicit_peers_ticks(&self) -> u64

The number of heartbeat ticks until we recheck the connection to explicit peers and reconnecting if necessary (default 300).

pub fn max_transmit_size(&self) -> usize

The maximum byte size for each gossipsub RPC (default is 65536 bytes).

This represents the maximum size of the entire protobuf payload. It must be at least large enough to support basic control messages. If Peer eXchange is enabled, this must be large enough to transmit the desired peer information on pruning. It must be at least 100 bytes. Default is 65536 bytes.

pub fn idle_timeout(&self) -> Duration

The time a connection is maintained to a peer without being in the mesh and without send/receiving a message from. Connections that idle beyond this timeout are disconnected. Default is 120 seconds.

pub fn duplicate_cache_time(&self) -> Duration

Duplicates are prevented by storing message id’s of known messages in an LRU time cache. This settings sets the time period that messages are stored in the cache. Duplicates can be received if duplicate messages are sent at a time greater than this setting apart. The default is 1 minute.

pub fn validate_messages(&self) -> bool

When set to true, prevents automatic forwarding of all received messages. This setting allows a user to validate the messages before propagating them to their peers. If set to true, the user must manually call [crate::Gossipsub::report_message_validation_result()] on the behaviour to forward message once validated (default is false). The default is false.

pub fn validation_mode(&self) -> &ValidationMode

Determines the level of validation used when receiving messages. See [ValidationMode] for the available types. The default is ValidationMode::Strict.

pub fn message_id(&self, message: &GossipsubMessage) -> MessageId

A user-defined function allowing the user to specify the message id of a gossipsub message. The default value is to concatenate the source peer id with a sequence number. Setting this parameter allows the user to address packets arbitrarily. One example is content based addressing, where this function may be set to hash(message). This would prevent messages of the same content from being duplicated.

The function takes a [GossipsubMessage] as input and outputs a String to be interpreted as the message id.

pub fn fast_message_id(
    &self,
    message: &RawGossipsubMessage
) -> Option<FastMessageId>

A user-defined optional function that computes fast ids from raw messages. This can be used to avoid possibly expensive transformations from [RawGossipsubMessage] to [GossipsubMessage] for duplicates. Two semantically different messages must always have different fast message ids, but it is allowed that two semantically identical messages have different fast message ids as long as the message_id_fn produces the same id for them.

The function takes a [RawGossipsubMessage] as input and outputs a String to be interpreted as the fast message id. Default is None.

pub fn allow_self_origin(&self) -> bool

By default, gossipsub will reject messages that are sent to us that have the same message source as we have specified locally. Enabling this, allows these messages and prevents penalizing the peer that sent us the message. Default is false.

pub fn do_px(&self) -> bool

Whether Peer eXchange is enabled; this should be enabled in bootstrappers and other well connected/trusted nodes. The default is true.

pub fn prune_peers(&self) -> usize

Controls the number of peers to include in prune Peer eXchange. When we prune a peer that’s eligible for PX (has a good score, etc), we will try to send them signed peer records for up to prune_peers other peers that we know of. It is recommended that this value is larger than mesh_n_high so that the pruned peer can reliably form a full mesh. The default is typically 16 however until signed records are spec’d this is disabled and set to 0.

pub fn prune_backoff(&self) -> Duration

Controls the backoff time for pruned peers. This is how long a peer must wait before attempting to graft into our mesh again after being pruned. When pruning a peer, we send them our value of prune_backoff so they know the minimum time to wait. Peers running older versions may not send a backoff time, so if we receive a prune message without one, we will wait at least prune_backoff before attempting to re-graft. The default is one minute.

pub fn backoff_slack(&self) -> u32

Number of heartbeat slots considered as slack for backoffs. This gurantees that we wait at least backoff_slack heartbeats after a backoff is over before we try to graft. This solves problems occuring through high latencies. In particular if backoff_slack * heartbeat_interval is longer than any latencies between processing prunes on our side and processing prunes on the receiving side this guarantees that we get not punished for too early grafting. The default is 1.

pub fn flood_publish(&self) -> bool

Whether to do flood publishing or not. If enabled newly created messages will always be sent to all peers that are subscribed to the topic and have a good enough score. The default is true.

pub fn graft_flood_threshold(&self) -> Duration

If a GRAFT comes before graft_flood_threshold has elapsed since the last PRUNE, then there is an extra score penalty applied to the peer through P7.

pub fn mesh_outbound_min(&self) -> usize

Minimum number of outbound peers in the mesh network before adding more (D_out in the spec). This value must be smaller or equal than mesh_n / 2 and smaller than mesh_n_low. The default is 2.

pub fn opportunistic_graft_ticks(&self) -> u64

Number of heartbeat ticks that specifcy the interval in which opportunistic grafting is applied. Every opportunistic_graft_ticks we will attempt to select some high-scoring mesh peers to replace lower-scoring ones, if the median score of our mesh peers falls below a threshold (see https://godoc.org/github.com/libp2p/go-libp2p-pubsub#PeerScoreThresholds). The default is 60.

pub fn gossip_retransimission(&self) -> u32

Controls how many times we will allow a peer to request the same message id through IWANT gossip before we start ignoring them. This is designed to prevent peers from spamming us with requests and wasting our resources. The default is 3.

pub fn opportunistic_graft_peers(&self) -> usize

The maximum number of new peers to graft to during opportunistic grafting. The default is 2.

pub fn max_messages_per_rpc(&self) -> Option<usize>

The maximum number of messages we will process in a given RPC. If this is unset, there is no limit. The default is None.

pub fn max_ihave_length(&self) -> usize

The maximum number of messages to include in an IHAVE message. Also controls the maximum number of IHAVE ids we will accept and request with IWANT from a peer within a heartbeat, to protect from IHAVE floods. You should adjust this value from the default if your system is pushing more than 5000 messages in GossipSubHistoryGossip heartbeats; with the defaults this is 1666 messages/s. The default is 5000.

pub fn max_ihave_messages(&self) -> usize

GossipSubMaxIHaveMessages is the maximum number of IHAVE messages to accept from a peer within a heartbeat.

pub fn iwant_followup_time(&self) -> Duration

Time to wait for a message requested through IWANT following an IHAVE advertisement. If the message is not received within this window, a broken promise is declared and the router may apply behavioural penalties. The default is 3 seconds.

pub fn support_floodsub(&self) -> bool

Enable support for flooodsub peers. Default false.

pub fn published_message_ids_cache_time(&self) -> Duration

Published message ids time cache duration. The default is 10 seconds.

Trait Implementations

impl Clone for GossipsubConfig

pub fn clone(&self) -> GossipsubConfig

Returns a copy of the value.

fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)

Performs copy-assignment from source.

impl Debug for GossipsubConfig

pub fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter<'_>) -> Result<(), Error>

Formats the value using the given formatter.

impl Default for GossipsubConfig

pub fn default() -> GossipsubConfig

Returns the “default value” for a type.