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I am honestly wondering more about your specific use case. Does the CPU cost outweigh the storage cost? Is it a timing problem (speedup) or are you at such larg
by wernerb 5y ago
I am honestly wondering more about your specific use case. Does the CPU cost outweigh the storage cost? Is it a timing problem (speedup) or are you at such large scale (on premise)?
Maybe where I'm getting at is, I can think of 99 problems but docker gzip ain't one :) how was this a priority (at some point)
- infogulch 5y agoPretty sure it's CPU vs network not CPU vs storage. A fast internal network can be cheap compared to the cpu required to pack/unpack images on every download. I wonder if choosing a fast-to-decompress algorithm like zstd would change that.
- junon 5y agoAs we were a deployment company (ZEIT) our usecase was quite different. And yes, as the other person mentioned, it was on the wire GZIP, not storage concerns.