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If your need of encryption is related to backups, look into "Borg backup". It can handle both encryption and zstd, also do dedupe natively since it's storing da
by Algent 6y ago
If your need of encryption is related to backups, look into "Borg backup". It can handle both encryption and zstd, also do dedupe natively since it's storing data as blocks.
- formerly_proven 6y agoBorg only utilizes one thread and does not support multithreaded zstd, so the write throughput will likely be (much) lower than ZFS -- typically 60-120 MB/s. Since ZFS can also dedupe, Borg might not even be faster for heavily deduped backups.
- doublepg23 6y agoZFS dedupe is broken and I don’t recommend using it unless you really know what you’re getting into.
- formerly_proven 6y agoBroken in what way?
- tatersolid 6y agoIt uses a ludicrous amount of RAM and a fixed block size and offset boundry, making it very slow and fairly ineffective.