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I think if you control both ends of the interaction, lz4 or snappy may be interesting to use. But for most things, I do think gzip is better supported (especial
by stock_toaster 14y ago
I think if you control both ends of the interaction, lz4 or snappy may be interesting to use. But for most things, I do think gzip is better supported (especially http).
- latchkey 14y agoI'm storing data in redis via node.js. It was taking forever to xfer it over the wire. I compressed it with gzip using node's built in support. Problem solved. I tried snappy, but found it was a) slower and b) bigger. Not having to have yet another dependency was also a plus for gzip.