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by loeg
832 days ago
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This is pretty cool and I appreciate the comparison to par2. I have a (personal) backup workflow using par2 now, and this looks like an interesting replacement. The dependency for doing erasure codes is itself pretty interesting[1]. It has a number of backends. I've used one of those, ISA-L, in the past at a major storage vendor for Reed Solomon parity blocks. [1]: https://github.com/openstack/liberasurecode |
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