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Our blockchain project is using RocksDB as a database, and I am trying to find the optimal value for Block Cache Size. Before I started pouring in the data, I enable the statistics functions (gorocksdb:SetEnableStatistics())and use rocksdb.block.cache.hit COUNT / rocksdb.number.keys.read COUNT to calculate the Cache hit rate for the data read. Unfortunately, I set the Block Cache Size as 128MB, 256MB, 512MB (default), 1024MB, but the calculated Cache hit rate is around 50%, which makes me confused. So, is my calculation method correct? How can I understand this situation?Is this possible?










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      Our blockchain project is using RocksDB as a database, and I am trying to find the optimal value for Block Cache Size. Before I started pouring in the data, I enable the statistics functions (gorocksdb:SetEnableStatistics())and use rocksdb.block.cache.hit COUNT / rocksdb.number.keys.read COUNT to calculate the Cache hit rate for the data read. Unfortunately, I set the Block Cache Size as 128MB, 256MB, 512MB (default), 1024MB, but the calculated Cache hit rate is around 50%, which makes me confused. So, is my calculation method correct? How can I understand this situation?Is this possible?










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      Our blockchain project is using RocksDB as a database, and I am trying to find the optimal value for Block Cache Size. Before I started pouring in the data, I enable the statistics functions (gorocksdb:SetEnableStatistics())and use rocksdb.block.cache.hit COUNT / rocksdb.number.keys.read COUNT to calculate the Cache hit rate for the data read. Unfortunately, I set the Block Cache Size as 128MB, 256MB, 512MB (default), 1024MB, but the calculated Cache hit rate is around 50%, which makes me confused. So, is my calculation method correct? How can I understand this situation?Is this possible?







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