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glm-5.3-flash cee97defba docs(research): POC #7 — postgres Large Objects as the fs-tier pg-lo engine, passed
The ADR-008 pg-lo admission POC ran in a standalone crate
(/workspace/alkblobs-pglo-poc): PgLoBackend over the ADR-003/008 trait
contract (including size), 10/10 exact-count sweep-outcome contract
tests, clippy/fmt clean; dockerized postgres:16-alpine on :15432,
POC #5 driver stack (tokio-postgres + deadpool) via SQL lo_* functions,
no new dependency.

Gate verdict: passed, with named deltas.

- Performance: durable put 60-65 MB/s at >=1 MiB, within 1.5x of — and
  below 1 MiB beating — durable local fs on this fsync-slow disk;
  cached gets 70-180 MB/s single-stream, ~0.7 GB/s aggregate over 16
  readers (20-50x behind page-cache fs — the honest named delta)
- Contract: companion table is the list()/size()/CAS authority (never
  the catalogs); stage-then-commit; GC-participating lo_unlink delete
- Handles: the tx-scoped descriptor is real but pool-compatible via
  descriptorless lo_get(oid, off, len) windows — window gets keep
  handle-acquire p99 at 1-6 ms under readers <= pool; held descriptor
  is the fallback posture
- Vacuum: pg_largeobject pages churn-reused, never returned; tracked
  by autovacuum; rel-size monitoring named as an ops requirement
- Crash/orphan: LO creation is transactional — kill/terminate
  mid-write-tx leaves zero orphan pages; the only orphan class is a
  committed LO bypassing the companion table (planted, reaped by the
  ~7 ms/oid sweep; committed content survives byte-exact)
- Harness lessons: lo_lseek is int4 — the 64 variants are the
  >2 GiB discipline; shared-table parallel tests are unsound (per-test
  CREATE DATABASE isolation)

Docs: new poc-pglo-findings.md; poc-pglo-spec.md status passed;
register OQ-BL-06 #7 marked passed; ADR-008 pg-lo bullet updated
(duplicate bullet removed) + backends-and-dispatch/open-questions
cross-references.

Verification: cargo test --release (10 passed), clippy -D warnings,
fmt --check in /workspace/alkblobs-pglo-poc.
2026-10-03 04:23:06 +00:00
glm-5.3-flash 281c37876e docs(architecture): ADR-008 — trait size probe, fleet GC, fs-tier engines; requirements anchor
- requirements.md (new): the three use cases pinned as REQ-1..4 with
  the node/pool/fleet/engine vocabulary defined once — ends per-session
  re-derivation of consumer facts. REQ-2 (replicator fleet over one
  shared pg pool, incl. large-blob serving) is recorded as a planning
  fact predating all POCs, on the operator's authority.
- ADR-008: Backend trait gains size(key) length probe (before any
  backend ships data — ADR-002 one-way-door discipline); fleet GC
  mechanism (DB-backed pin rows committed atomically with entries,
  TTL+renewal semantics, liveness = embedder-owned table, protect
  callback is single-node-only, advisory-locked single sweeper,
  staged re-arbitrated delete window on both engines); fs tier becomes
  engine-selectable (local default; pg-lo named candidate) with the
  fleet locality contract (shared media or re-routing; mixed tiers are
  a documented deployment invariant, not a constructor-provable one).
- poc-pglo-spec.md (new): POC #7 spec — pg Large Objects as the fs
  tier's pg-lo engine; instruments, decision gate, registered in
  phase-0.md OQ-BL-06.
- ADR-003/005 status amendments point to ADR-008's extensions; specs
  ripple (backends/store-api/gc/ops/overview/README).
- open-questions.md: deferral-policy header gains the decisions-vs-
  sequenced-work distinction; pg-lo's why-not-parked audit trail
  recorded.
- research fixes: postgres POC renumbered #4->#5 to the canonical
  register (phase-0 OQ-BL-06), redb cross-refs fixed, thinking-
  artifact sentence in B1 replaced with the honest reading.

Verification: docs-only change; reference-integrity sweep across the
tree (ADR/REQ/POC refs resolve); architecture-reviewer pass on the
delta — original 3 criticals addressed, its follow-up (fleet liveness
form, pin TTL, staged-delete semantics, enforceability, shared-media
caveats) fixed in this commit.
2026-10-03 03:41:49 +00:00