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| In the TRON Java implementation (**java-tron**), the node data storage engine offers two options: **LevelDB** and **RocksDB**. By default, **LevelDB is used on x86 platforms, while RocksDB is used on ARM platforms**. If LevelDB is manually configured on an ARM system, the system will print a warning and still enforce the use of RocksDB. Developers can flexibly choose the appropriate storage engine based on the platform environment, hardware conditions, and performance requirements. | ||
| In the TRON Java implementation (**java-tron**), the node data storage engine offers two options: **LevelDB** and **RocksDB**. | ||
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| Differences in databases across architectures: |
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| - On x86 architecture, the database supports both LevelDB and RocksDB, and the version of RocksDB is v5.15.10. | ||
| - On ARM architecture, the database only supports RocksDB, and the version of RocksDB is v9.7.4. |
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| The entire data conversion process is expected to take approximately **10 hours**, depending on the data volume and disk performance. | ||
| ## About LevelDB | ||
| LevelDB is the default data storage engine for java-tron on x86 platforms, suitable for resource-constrained or lightweight deployment scenarios. It has a simple structure and is easy to maintain, but it is less efficient than RocksDB in terms of data compression, backup capabilities, and performance for large-scale nodes. | ||
| LevelDB is the default data storage engine for java-tron node on x86 platforms, suitable for resource-constrained or lightweight deployment scenarios. It has a simple structure and is easy to maintain, but it is less efficient than RocksDB in terms of data compression, backup capabilities, and performance for large-scale nodes. |
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| The Event Query Service provides an HTTP interface for querying event data stored in MongoDB. This service requires a Java environment. | ||
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| **Note**: Please ensure you are using **Oracle JDK 8**, not Open JDK 8. | ||
| **Note**: Please use Oracle JDK 8 on x86 architecture and JDK 17 on ARM architecture. |
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Please use Oracle JDK 8 on x86 architecture and JDK 17 on ARM architecture. >Please use Oracle JDK 8 ＂for＂ x86 architecture and JDK 17 ＂for＂ ARM architecture．
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| - **General Requirement**: **Oracle JDK 1.8** | ||
| - **For `v4.8.1` and later**: Support is also provided for JDK 17 on the ARM architecture | ||
| - On x86 architecture, currently only Oracle JDK 8 is supported. |
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On x86 architecture, java-tron currently supports only Oracle JDK 8.
On ARM architecture, java-tron currently supports only JDK 17.
| This document guides developers on how to deploy a TRON java-tron node on `Linux` or `macOS` operating systems. | ||
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| **Important Note:** The java-tron node currently requires **Oracle JDK 1.8**. Other JDK versions are not supported. | ||
| Currently, the java-tron node supports running on both x86 and ARM architectures(Support for ARM architecture begins from version 4.8.1). The JDK support varies by architecture: |
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| **Important Note:** The java-tron node currently requires **Oracle JDK 1.8**. Other JDK versions are not supported. | ||
| Currently, the java-tron node supports running on both x86 and ARM architectures(Support for ARM architecture begins from version 4.8.1). The JDK support varies by architecture: | ||
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| - On x86 architecture, currently only Oracle JDK 8 is supported. |
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| This document provides a detailed guide on how to acquire and use the TRON Toolkit. | ||
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| **Note**: Since only RocksDB is supported on ARM architecture, tools such as `db convert` and `db archive` that handle LevelDB can only be used on x86 architecture. |
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Because ARM architecture only supports RocksDB, tools designed for LevelDB (such as db convert and db archive) are only available on x86 architecture.
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