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by adzm
295 days ago
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> we also improved performance because ZFS could decompress reads faster than the disk could read This is my favorite side effect of compression in the right scenarios. I remember getting a huge speed up in a proprietary in-memory data structure by using LZO (or one of those fast algorithms) which outperformed memcpy, and this was already in memory so no disk io involved! And used less than a third of the memory. |
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