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# KeyDB Storage
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This storage mainly the same as Redis and uses some of [redis](redis.md) store logic
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with next exceptions:
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* peers stored in [sets](https://redis.io/docs/manual/data-types/#sets)
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instead of [hashes](https://redis.io/docs/manual/data-types/#hashes);
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* keys such as `CHI_I`, `CHI_S_C` and `CHI_L_C` not used (at all);
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* peer TTL relies on KeyDB's [EXPIREMEMBER](https://docs.keydb.dev/docs/commands/#expiremember)
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command, so MoChi does not need to periodically check peer expiration;
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* storage does not execute periodical statistics collection (peer/lecher/info hash count)
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because:
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* manual calculation (INC/DEC peers count) is not usable
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* manual scan of all keys is quite expensive operation.
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## Use Case
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KeyDB is fork of Redis, which allows to create active-active cluster and set `set` member expiration,
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so this type of backend can be used to create fully symmetric cluster of tracker nodes with minimum
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overkill to garbage collection.
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## Configuration
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Configuration options are the same as [redis's](redis.md#Configuration), **BUT**:
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* `name` should be set to `keydb` instead of `redis`;
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* `gc_interval` and `prometheus_reporting_interval` don't have any sense.
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```yaml
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mochi:
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storage:
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name: keydb
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config:
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...
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```
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## Implementation
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KeyDB storage uses same key names as `redis` (`CHI_S4_<HASH>`, `CHI_L6_<HASH>`...) to store peers,
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but it is **impossible** to switch between storage providers without deleting these keys.
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You **can** use `redis` storage type with KeyDB instance (KeyDB supports all Redis commands),
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but **not** `keydb` storage type with Redis instance. |