Säckli

This is a friendly fork of bagz.

Additions so far:

  • Merge some PRs such as S3 support PR by @KefanXIAO and compile fixes.
  • Add access_pattern and cache_policy reader hints:
    • On POSIX filesystems, this can add mmap hints or use pread-based no-cache reads to optimize for random access and larger-than-RAM data.
    • On Linux, support O_DIRECT for even better reading of random access and larger-than-RAM data.
    • On macOS, support F_NOCACHE, MAP_NOCACHE, and madvise-based cache hints on Apple silicon.
  • Make it compatible to Python versions past 3.13.
  • Make it compatible with free-threading (nogil) Python.
  • Add macOS support and wheels.
  • Add CI, stress-tests and automatic wheel releases to PyPI for Linux x86_64, Linux aarch64, and macOS arm64 (macOS 14+).

Säckli uses independent semantic versioning and does not track upstream Bagz releases.

Overview

Säckli is a format for storing a sequence of byte-array records. It supports per-record compression and fast index-based lookup. All indexing is zero based.

Installation

The recommended installation on Linux and Mac is via the pre-built wheels on PyPI. Releases include Linux x86_64 and aarch64 wheels, plus macOS arm64 wheels for macOS 14+:

uv pip install sackli

If you want to build locally to work on this, just uv pip install .. However, building can be slow because of GCS and S3 support; to skip both of these dependencies for much faster builds, you can do:

CMAKE_ARGS="-DSACKLI_ENABLE_GCS=OFF -DSACKLI_ENABLE_S3=OFF" uv pip install .

Python API

Python Reader

Reader for reading a single or sharded Säckli file-set.

from collections.abc import Sequence, Iterable

import sackli
import numpy as np

# Säckli Readers support random access. The order of elements within a Säckli
# file is the order in which they are written. Records are returned as `bytes`
# objects.
data = sackli.Reader('/path/to/data.bagz')

# Säckli Readers can be configured like this - here we require that the file was
# written with separate limits. All options can be passed directly as keyword
# arguments, and enum values can be given as (case-insensitive) strings:
data_separate_limits = sackli.Reader('/path/to/data.bagz',
                                     limits_placement='separate')

# The equivalent explicit form:
data_separate_limits = sackli.Reader('/path/to/data.bagz', sackli.Reader.Options(
    limits_placement=sackli.LimitsPlacement.SEPARATE,
))

# Säckli Readers are Sequences and support slicing, iterating, etc.
assert isinstance(data, Sequence)

# Säckli Readers have a length.
assert len(data) > 10

# Can access record by row-index.
fifth_value: bytes = data[5]

# Can slice.
data_from_5: sackli.Reader = data[5:]

# Slices are still Readers.
assert isinstance(data_from_5, sackli.Reader)

assert data_from_5[0] == fifth_value

# Can access records by multiple row-indices.
fourth, second, tenth = data.read_indices([4, 2, 10])
assert fourth == data[4]
assert second == data[2]
assert tenth == data[10]

# Can iterate records.
for record in data:
  do_something_else(record)

# Can read all records. This eager version can be faster than iteration.
all_records = data.read()

# Can iterate sub-range of records.
for record in data[4:9]:
  do_something_else(record)

# Can read a sub-range of records. This eager form can be faster than
# iteration.
sub_range = data[4:9].read()

# Can use an infinite iterator as source of indices. (Reads ahead in parallel.)
def my_generator(size: int) -> Iterable[int]:
  rng = np.random.default_rng(42)
  while True:
    yield rng.integers(size).item()

data_iter: Iterable[bytes] = data.read_indices_iter(my_generator(len(data)))
for i in range(10):
  random_item: bytes = next(data_iter)

Note that the Sequence methods value in reader, reader.count(value) and reader.index(value) scan the records linearly — on a huge file-set they read (and decompress) everything up to the first match. Use sackli.Index / sackli.MultiIndex if you need repeated record lookups.

Readers hold open file handles (and mmaps) until garbage collected. They can be closed eagerly with reader.close() or by using the reader as a context manager; the underlying files close once the last handle sharing them (the reader, slices made from it, and live iterators) is closed or collected.

with sackli.Reader('/path/to/data.bagz') as data:
  first = data[0]

Python Reader - Index and MultiIndex

You can use Index to find the first index of a record and MultiIndex to find all instances of an item.

keys = sackli.Reader('/path/to/keys.bag')
# Get the index of the first occurrence of key.
index = sackli.Index(keys)
key_index: int = index[b'example_key']

# Get all occurrences of key.
multi_index = sackli.MultiIndex(keys)
all_indices: list[int] = multi_index[b'example_key']

Python Writer

For writing a single Säckli file.

Example:

import sackli

# Compression is selected based on the file extension:
# `.bagz` will use Zstandard compression with default settings.
# `.bag` will use no compression.
with sackli.Writer('/path/to/data.bagz') as writer:
  for d in generate_records():
    writer.write(d)

# Adjust compression level explicitly.
# Note this will no longer use the extension to detemine whether to compress.
with sackli.Writer(
    '/path/to/data.bagz',
    compression=sackli.CompressionZstd(level=3),
) as writer:
  for d in generate_records():
    writer.write(d)

Options

All options can be given either bundled in an Options object (sackli.Reader(path, sackli.Reader.Options(...))) or directly as keyword arguments (sackli.Reader(path, cache_policy='drop_after_read')); keyword arguments override the corresponding Options field. Enum-valued options accept the case-insensitive name of an enum value (e.g. 'random', 'in_memory'), and compression accepts 'auto', 'none' or 'zstd'.

Reader Options

sackli.Reader.Options has these optional arguments.

  • compression: Can be one of:
    • sackli.CompressionAutoDetect(): Default - Uses extension whether to compress. (.bagz - Compressed (ZStandard), .bag - Uncompressed)
    • sackli.CompressionNone(): Records are not decompressed.
    • sackli.CompressionZstd(): Records are decompressed using Zstandard.
  • limits_placement: Can be one of:
    • sackli.LimitsPlacement.TAIL: Default- Reads limits from a tail of file.
    • sackli.LimitsPlacement.SEPARATE: Reads limits from a separate file.
  • limits_storage: Can be one of:
    • sackli.LimitsStorage.ON_DISK: Default - Reads limits from disk for each read.
    • sackli.LimitsStorage.IN_MEMORY: Reads all limits from disk in one go.
  • access_pattern: Can be one of:
    • sackli.AccessPattern.SYSTEM: Default - no specific hint to the OS.
    • sackli.AccessPattern.RANDOM: Hints that you read entries in random order.
    • sackli.AccessPattern.SEQUENTIAL: Hints that you read entries roughly sequentially.
  • cache_policy: Can be one of:
    • sackli.CachePolicy.SYSTEM: Default - no specific hint to the OS.
    • sackli.CachePolicy.DROP_AFTER_READ: Reads data in such a way that the OS is unlikely to hold any of it in cache. For POSIX filesystems, this means using OS-specific no-cache hints: Linux uses pread with posix_fadvise, while macOS uses MAP_NOCACHE plus madvise for mmap-backed reads and F_NOCACHE for streaming reads. This is more efficient when you read more data than your RAM before doing any repeats (ie when an epoch is larger than RAM).
    • sackli.CachePolicy.DIRECT_IO: Uses O_DIRECT on Linux and F_NOCACHE on macOS to read records. This is the most aggressive os-cache avoidance option and can be best for random reads on huge data with rare re-reads. Linux empirically probes direct-I/O alignment from 512 bytes, caches the result per device, and treats STATX_DIOALIGN only as a hint. If direct I/O cannot be validated, it falls back to pread with cache-dropping advice. For the unaligned tail, it does a one-time standard read at init.
  • max_parallelism: Default number of threads when reading many records.
  • read_ahead_bytes: Byte budget that sizes the record batches the iterators read ahead (default 1 MiB). For compressed files, the budget counts compressed on-disk bytes; decompressed records can require substantially more RAM, especially for high compression ratios or large records. The double-buffered iterator can hold up to two batches in flight, so this is a sizing heuristic rather than a memory bound. The read_ahead argument of read_indices_iter/read_range_iter, which counts records, takes precedence when given.
  • sharding_layout: Can be one of:
    • sackli.ShardingLayout.CONCATENATED: Default - See Sharding
    • sackli.ShardingLayout.INTERLEAVED: See Sharding

access_pattern and cache_policy are currently interpreted only for local POSIX files and influence OS-level behaviour on page cache and cache lines.

For tail-formatted files, non-default POSIX record-cache policies open a second POSIX read handle to the same file so limits metadata reads keep the default cache policy.

Writer Options

sackli.Writer.Options has these optional arguments.

  • compression: Can be one of:
    • sackli.CompressionAutoDetect(): Default - Uses extension whether to compress. (.bagz - Compressed (Zstandard), .bag - Uncompressed)
    • sackli.CompressionNone(): Records are not compressed.
    • sackli.CompressionZstd(level = 3): Records are compressed using Zstandard the level of the compression can be specified.
  • limits_placement: Can be one of:
    • sackli.LimitsPlacement.TAIL: Default - Writes limits to a tail of file.
    • sackli.LimitsPlacement.SEPARATE: Writes limits to a separate file.

Sharding

An ordered collection of Säckli-formatted files ("shards") may be opened together and indexed via a single global-index. The global-index is mapped to a shard and an index within that shard (shard-index) in one of two ways:

  1. Concatenated (default). Indexing is equivalent to the records in each Säckli-formatted shard being concatenated into a single sequence of records.

    Example:

    When opening four Säckli-formatted files with sizes [8, 4, 0, 5], the global-index with range [0, 17) (shown as the table entries) maps to shard and shard-index like this:

                   | shard-index
shard          |  0  1  2  3  4  5  6  7
-------------- | -----------------------
00000-of-00004 |  0  1  2  3  4  5  6  7
00001-of-00004 |  8  9 10 11
00002-of-00004 |
00003-of-00004 | 12 13 14 15 16

    Mappings

    global-index shard shard-index
    0 00000-of-00004 0
    1 00000-of-00004 1
    2 00000-of-00004 2
    ... ... ...
    8 00001-of-00004 0
    9 00001-of-00004 1
    ... ... ...
    15 00003-of-00004 3
    16 00003-of-00004 4

  2. Interleaved where the global-index is interleaved in a round-robin manner across all the shards.

    Example:

    When opening three Säckli-formatted files with sizes [6, 6, 5], the global-index with range [0, 17) (shown as the table entries) maps to shard and shard-index like this:

                   |  shard-index
shard          |  0  1  2  3  4  5
-------------- | -----------------
00000-of-00003 |  0  3  6  9 12 15
00001-of-00003 |  1  4  7 10 13 16
00002-of-00003 |  2  5  8 11 14

    Mappings

    global-index shard shard-index
    0 00000-of-00003 0
    1 00001-of-00003 0
    2 00002-of-00003 0
    ... ... ...
    6 00000-of-00003 2
    7 00001-of-00003 2
    8 00002-of-00003 2
    ... ... ...
    15 00000-of-00003 5
    16 00001-of-00003 5

Apache Beam Support

Säckli also provides Apache Beam connectors for reading and writing Säckli files in Beam pipelines.

Ensure you have Apache Beam installed.

uv pip install apache_beam

Säckli Source

import apache_beam as beam
from sackli.beam import sacklio
import tensorflow as tf

with beam.Pipeline() as pipeline:
  examples = (
      pipeline
      | 'ReadData' >> sacklio.ReadFromSackli('/path/to/your/data@*.bagz')
      | 'Decode' >> beam.Map(tf.train.Example.FromString)
  )
  # Continue your pipeline.

Säckli Sink

from sackli.beam import sacklio
import tensorflow as tf

def create_tf_example(data):
  # Replace with your actual feature creation logic.
  feature = {
      'data': tf.train.Feature(bytes_list=tf.train.BytesList(value=[data])),
  }
  return tf.train.Example(features=tf.train.Features(feature=feature))

with beam.Pipeline() as pipeline:
  data = [b'record1', b'record2', b'record3']

  examples = (
      pipeline
      | 'CreateData' >> beam.Create(data)
      | 'Encode' >> beam.Map(lambda x: create_tf_example(x).SerializeToString())
      | 'WriteData' >> sacklio.WriteToSackli('/path/to/output/data@*.bagz')
  )

Cloud Storage

Säckli supports POSIX file-systems, Google Cloud Storage (GCS), and Amazon S3. These can be enabled or disabled at compile-time, but the PyPI-deployed wheels have support for both built-in.

GCS authentication

These examples assume you have the gcloud CLI installed.

gcloud config set project your-project-name
gcloud auth application-default login

S3 authentication

Authentication uses the standard AWS credential chain (environment variables, ~/.aws/credentials, IAM roles, etc.).

aws configure

Paths

Use the gs: and s3: file-system prefixes in paths.

import pathlib
import sackli

# This may freeze if you have not configured the GCS project.
gcs_reader = sackli.Reader('gs://your-bucket-name/your-file.bagz')
s3_reader = sackli.Reader('s3://your-bucket-name/your-file.bagz')

# Path supports a leading slash to work well with pathlib.
gcs_bucket = pathlib.Path('/gs://your-bucket-name')
gcs_reader = sackli.Reader(gcs_bucket / 'your-file.bagz')

s3_bucket = pathlib.Path('/s3://your-bucket-name')
s3_reader = sackli.Reader(s3_bucket / 'your-file.bagz')

Säckli/Bagz file format

For now, Säckli still preserves exactly the Bagz file format. However, this is not guaranteed to remain the case.

The Bagz file format has two parts: the records section and the limits section.

  • The records section consists of the concatenation of all (possibly compressed) records. (There are no additional bytes inside or between records, and records are not aligned in any way.)
  • The limits section is a dense array of the end-offsets of each record in order, encoded in little-endian 64-bit unsigned integers.

These can be stored as tail-limits in one file, where the limits section is appended to the records section, or as separate-limits, where they are stored in separate files.

Tail-limits example

Given a Bagz-formatted file with the following 3 uncompressed records:

Records
abcdef
123
catcat

The raw bytes of the Bagz-formatted file corresponding to the records above:

0x61 a 0x62 b 0x63 c 0x64 d 0x65 e 0x66 f
0x31 1 0x32 2 0x33 3
0x63 c 0x61 a 0x74 t 0x63 c 0x61 a 0x74 t
0x06   0x00   0x00   0x00   0x00   0x00   0x00   0x00  # 6 byte offset
0x09   0x00   0x00   0x00   0x00   0x00   0x00   0x00  # 9 byte offset
0x0f   0x00   0x00   0x00   0x00   0x00   0x00   0x00  # 15 byte offset

The last 8 bytes represent the end-offset of the last record. This is also the start of the limits section. Therefore reading the last 8 bytes will directly tell you the offset of the records/limits boundary.

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