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CacheData is used to store a serialized data that has user data and some Tigris metadata in Cache

• int32 id = 1

  the id generated for this data, in most cases will be filled when returning this in response

• int32 ver = 2

  ver is the version for the raw bytes, this may be the version of the event

• int32 encoding = 3

  encoding represents encoding of the event field.

• optional Timestamp created_at = 4

• bytes raw_data = 5

  raw_data is the raw bytes stored, caller controls how they want to store these raw bytes in event store.

StreamData is used to store a serialized data that has user data, some Tigris metadata in Cache Stream. Some options are used by channels to store channel metadata but these can be ignored for storing some regular stream data.

• string id = 1

  the id generated for this data, in most cases will be filled when returning this in response

• int32 ver = 2

  ver is the version for the raw bytes, this may be the version of the event

• int32 encoding = 3

  encoding represents encoding of the raw_data field.

• optional Timestamp created_at = 4

• bytes md = 5

  md is the is the metadata of this stream data.

• bytes raw_data = 6

  raw_data is the raw bytes stored, caller controls how they want to store these raw bytes in event store.

TableData is a wrapper around underlying storage raw bytes. This is used to store user collection data, internal metadata, schemas etc. Caller can use raw_data to store any raw bytes.

• int32 ver = 1

  ver is the version for the raw bytes, this may be schema version in case of user data.

• int32 encoding = 2

  encoding represents encoding of the data field.

• optional Timestamp created_at = 3

• optional Timestamp updated_at = 4

• bytes raw_data = 5

  raw_data is the raw bytes stored, caller controls how they want to store these raw bytes in database.

• optional int32 total_chunks = 6

• int32 raw_size = 7

• optional int32 search_fields_size = 8

• optional int32 compression = 9

Used in: CacheData, StreamData, TableData

• int64 seconds = 2

  Represents seconds of UTC time since Unix epoch

• int64 nanoseconds = 3

  Non-negative fractions of a second at nanosecond resolution.