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I fail to understand why this, now. For these minimal gains (compared to Brotli), servers and CDNs will need to increase memory and disk space to store the cach
by netol 3y ago
I fail to understand why this, now. For these minimal gains (compared to Brotli), servers and CDNs will need to increase memory and disk space to store the cached responses in zstd.
- fastest963 3y agoWe don't use brotli for any responses under 25kb and in those cases, for us, zstd is the clear winner. We are still tweaking zstd and expect to improve the performance to bring it inline with brotli. Additionally, our biggest expense per month is egress, any savings goes a long way for us.