* feat(storage): complete Snowball and capacity follow-ups * fix(ecstore): clarify V3 capacity gate guidance * fix(ecstore): keep target contention retryable * fix(ecstore): preserve typed target lock errors * fix(ecstore): harden decommission recovery * fix(ecstore): close decommission recovery races * fix(ecstore): fail closed on multipart cleanup gaps * fix(ecstore): model capacity mutation parameters * fix(ecstore): settle checkpoint capacity retries
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Snowball Auto-Extract Limits
RustFS accepts MinIO-compatible Snowball auto-extract uploads. Archive members are streamed into objects while RustFS enforces entry-count, path, PAX metadata, per-object, cumulative unpacked-size, and decoded-stream limits.
Size limits
The defaults remain compatible with the existing safety policy:
| Environment variable | Default | Hard maximum | Meaning |
|---|---|---|---|
RUSTFS_SNOWBALL_MAX_ENTRY_BYTES |
1 GiB | 1 TiB | Maximum unpacked size of one archive member |
RUSTFS_SNOWBALL_MAX_UNPACKED_BYTES |
10 GiB | 10 TiB | Maximum cumulative unpacked object bytes in one request |
Invalid values use the default. Zero is treated as one byte, values above the hard maximum are clamped, and the per-entry limit is never allowed to exceed the cumulative request limit. RustFS derives a separate decoded-stream limit with bounded room for tar headers and PAX metadata; it cannot be disabled.
Increasing either limit raises the maximum work performed by one admitted request. Snowball archive decoder admission remains globally bounded, so a larger archive cannot create an unbounded number of concurrent decoders. Restart RustFS after changing these environment variables.
Small-member concurrency
For requests that set Snowball ignore-errors and do not use bucket quota accounting, RustFS stages members up to 128 KiB and commits at most 16 at a time. Requests that must stop on the first write error and quota-enabled requests remain serial so their observable error and accounting behavior does not change.
Set RUSTFS_SNOWBALL_EXTRACT_MAX_INFLIGHT=1 to restore fully serial member
commits. Values are clamped to the range 1 through 16.