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## Internals
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The Bolt database is meant to be a clean, readable implementation of a fast single-level key/value data store.
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This section gives an overview of the basic concepts and structure of the file format.
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### Pages
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Bolt stores its data in discrete units called pages.
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The page size can be configured but is typically between 4KB and 32KB.
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There are several different types of pages:
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* Meta pages - The first two pages in a database are meta pages. These are used to store references to root pages for system buckets as well as keep track of the last transaction identifier.
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* Branch pages - These pages store references to the location of deeper branch pages or leaf pages.
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* Leaf pages - These pages store the actual key/value data.
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* Overflow pages - These are special pages used when a key's data is too large for a leaf page and needs to spill onto additional pages.
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