pub struct PresenceAndLFUFilter<Src: BlockMetadata, Dst: BlockMetadata> { /* private fields */ }Expand description
G2→G3 filter: presence check + LFU count threshold.
Combines two filter conditions:
- Skip blocks already present in destination tier
- Only offload blocks with LFU count above threshold
The LFU threshold ensures we only offload “hot” blocks that have been accessed frequently, avoiding wasted transfers for rarely-used blocks.
§Duplicate Prevention
When a PendingTracker is configured, this filter also checks for blocks
that are currently in-flight through the pipeline.
§Performance
This policy is fully synchronous and returns Either::Left(Ready),
avoiding any heap allocation per evaluation.
§Example
// Only offload blocks with LFU count > 8 that aren't in G3 or in-flight
let tracker = Arc::new(PendingTracker::new());
let filter = PresenceAndLFUFilter::<G2, G3>::new(registry.clone(), 8)
.with_pending_tracker(tracker);Implementations§
Source§impl<Src: BlockMetadata, Dst: BlockMetadata> PresenceAndLFUFilter<Src, Dst>
impl<Src: BlockMetadata, Dst: BlockMetadata> PresenceAndLFUFilter<Src, Dst>
Sourcepub fn new(registry: Arc<BlockRegistry>, min_lfu_count: u32) -> Self
pub fn new(registry: Arc<BlockRegistry>, min_lfu_count: u32) -> Self
Create a new presence + LFU filter with specified threshold.
Sourcepub fn with_default_threshold(registry: Arc<BlockRegistry>) -> Self
pub fn with_default_threshold(registry: Arc<BlockRegistry>) -> Self
Create with default threshold of 8.
Sourcepub fn with_pending_tracker(self, tracker: Arc<PendingTracker>) -> Self
pub fn with_pending_tracker(self, tracker: Arc<PendingTracker>) -> Self
Add a pending tracker for duplicate prevention.
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Source§impl<Src: BlockMetadata, Dst: BlockMetadata> OffloadPolicy<Src> for PresenceAndLFUFilter<Src, Dst>
impl<Src: BlockMetadata, Dst: BlockMetadata> OffloadPolicy<Src> for PresenceAndLFUFilter<Src, Dst>
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