帖子
分享您的知识。
What happens to blobs after they hit the end epoch?
I was wondering what exactly happens to blobs on the Walrus network when they reach their end epoch. Do they just disappear? Or can I get back some of the storage costs if I've marked them as deletable? Also, how does the whole lifecycle of these blobs work, especially in terms of storage reclamation?
- Walrus
- blob
答案
2When blobs reach their end epoch on the Walrus network, they lose the guarantee of being unreadable and become unavailable, marking the end of their lifecycle on the network. If you have marked a blob as deletable, you can delete it before it expires to free up storage space for other purposes. This does not refund the WAL used to register and store the blob but reclaims the storage resource that was allocated to it. The reclaimed storage can be used for new blobs.
Once a blob expires, you can reclaim the Sui object representation of the blob, which allows you to reuse the storage for subsequent operations. However, the WAL used for the blob cannot be recovered. You can find more detailed operations about blob deletion and storage management in the documentation here: Dev Guide on Delete Operations.
你知道答案吗？
请登录并分享。
Walrus is a decentralized storage and data availability protocol designed specifically for large binary files, or "blobs"
