Make synctree LevelDB options user-configurable #55
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This commit makes the LevelDB options used for ensemble synctrees configurable in app.config. This commit also uses the randomized write_buffer pattern used elsewhere in Riak, where the LevelDB write buffer size is set to be a random value within a given min/max range. Randomizing the write buffer per LevelDB instance helps protect against multiple instances needing to flush their write buffers at the same time.
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This commit makes the LevelDB options used for ensemble synctrees
configurable in app.config.
This commit also uses the randomized write_buffer pattern used elsewhere
in Riak, where the LevelDB write buffer size is set to be a random value
within a given min/max range. Randomizing the write buffer per LevelDB
instance helps protect against multiple instances needing to flush their
write buffers at the same time.