Solaris 11.4.45 includes now the zstd compression utility.
-bash-5.1$ zstd -V
*** zstd command line interface 64-bits v1.5.0, by Yann Collet ***
To compare I have a Oracle DB19c home as a tar file.
I executed this tests on a SPARC S7 LDom with 1 core
# ls -lh 19c.tar
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 6.66G May 23 17:36 19c.tar
zstd does a higher compression compared to lz4, but takes
more time.
# time zstd 19c.tar -o 19c.tar.zstd
19c.tar : 39.24% (7153274368 => 2806612298 bytes, 19c.tar.zstd)
real 3m26.408s
user 3m29.804s
sys 0m6.698s
# time lz4 19c.tar
Compressed filename will be : 19c.tar.lz4
Compressed 7153274368 bytes into 3629706666 bytes ==> 50.74%
real 2m35.092s
user 2m25.227s
sys 0m6.852s
# ls -lh 19c.tar.lz4 19c.tar.zstd
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 3.38G May 23 17:36 19c.tar.lz4
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 2.61G May 23 18:14 19c.tar.zstd
With decompression zstd is a bit faster than lz4.
# time unlz4 19c.tar.lz4
Decoding file 19c.tar
19c.tar.lz4 : decoded 7153274368 bytes
real 2m9.913s
user 1m23.008s
sys 0m8.339s
# time unzstd 19c.tar.zstd
19c.tar.zstd : 7153274368 bytes
real 1m52.263s
user 1m1.836s
sys 0m9.236s
23 May 2022
Solaris 11.4 SRU45 (May 2022) - zstd compression utility
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Why?? Solaris 11.4.45 is only a few days old
ReplyDeletePerformance may improve for some cases once the changes from zstd 1.5.1 & 1.5.2 are brought in, according to the change log entries for those releases on https://github.com/facebook/zstd/releases . That work is being looked at for a future SRU now, under Oracle Bug 34184252.
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