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# Storage And Transactions
## Purpose And Business Outcome
Provide durable, ACID-compliant local persistence for embedded workloads that need consistent commit and recovery semantics.
## Scope And Non-Goals
Scope:
- Page-based storage
- Write-ahead logging
- Transaction lifecycle and commit/rollback semantics
Non-goals:
- Distributed transactions
- Multi-node replication
## User And System Workflows
1. Application writes through `DocumentDbContext`.
2. Engine records WAL entries.
3. Commit persists pages and marks transaction durable.
4. Recovery replays WAL to restore committed state after restart.
## Interfaces And APIs
- `DocumentDbContext`
- `Transaction` and `ITransaction`
- `WriteAheadLog`
- Storage engine modules under `src/CBDD.Core/Storage`
## Permissions And Data Handling
- Database files require host-managed filesystem access controls.
- Transaction data should be treated as sensitive if payloads contain regulated information.
## Dependencies And Failure Modes
Dependencies:
- Local filesystem I/O
- WAL and page file consistency
Failure modes:
- Interrupted writes
- Corrupted WAL entries
- Invalid page metadata after unsafe process termination
## Monitoring, Alerts, And Troubleshooting
- Use CI/test failures and incident issues as primary signals.
- Follow [`../runbook.md`](../runbook.md) for triage.
- Follow [`../security.md`](../security.md) for data handling and control requirements.
- Use [`../troubleshooting.md`](../troubleshooting.md#data-file-and-recovery-issues) for recovery issues.
## Rollout And Change Considerations
- Any storage format or WAL behavior change requires migration and rollback validation.
- Release notes must document backward compatibility impact.
## Validation Guidance
- Run transaction and recovery tests in `tests/CBDD.Tests`.
- Execute `dotnet test CBDD.slnx -c Release` before merge.