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Use multi-threaded compression and support more archive formats #79
Use multi-threaded compression and support more archive formats #79
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docker/volumes-backup-extension
docker/volumes-backup-extension:pr-79
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On M1:
Comparing clicking "export" on the same 4gb volume, in the extension UI:
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Nit: maybe set the default export name to be .tar.zst by default, as the performance gain is huge. LGTM
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This PR:
.tar.zst
) and bzip2 (.tar.bz2
)..tar.gz
) to zstd (.tar.zst
). Also, the compression implementation for gzip has changed topigz
(parallel implementation of gzip) which is faster.I’ve run some benchmarks in GHA (2-cpu VM) with a volume that contains 4GB of Postgres data:
Regarding time:
Regarding compressed size: