Fast routine to seemlessly classify and store incoming data into an infinite number Protocol Buffer files (“bins”). Bins are grouped into directories by a specific field. Data can then be retrieved by the grouped-field’s value. Virtually any data can be stored for fast retrieval by using a Bins instance as an index for each required configuration of data.
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