feat: Compress data backup using zstd #264
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The backup turns out to be highly compressible! I chose zstd. Although gzip is standard, zstd is faster, and compresses better. Example: 4.6M sloop-cluster-0.bak.zst 9.5M sloop-cluster-0.bak.gz 155M sloop-cluster-0.bak
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The backup turns out to be highly compressible!
I chose zstd. Although gzip is standard, zstd is faster, and compresses better.
Example:
This introduces a dependency on module github.com/klauspost/compress, which contains a pure Go zstd implementation, so it can be used whether sloop is built with CGO enabled or disabled.