Using compression to reduce the size of a xodus store
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Is it possible to use some level of compression on a xodus store/environment/entities?
I have seen it's possible to encrypt a store. But I haven't seen anything related to compressing a store.
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Is it possible to use some level of compression on a xodus store/environment/entities?
I have seen it's possible to encrypt a store. But I haven't seen anything related to compressing a store.
xodus
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Please add some examples that you've already tried
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Is it possible to use some level of compression on a xodus store/environment/entities?
I have seen it's possible to encrypt a store. But I haven't seen anything related to compressing a store.
xodus
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asked Nov 11 at 16:40
Igor Castang
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Is it possible to use some level of compression on a xodus store/environment/entities?
I have seen it's possible to encrypt a store. But I haven't seen anything related to compressing a store.
xodus
xodus
edited Nov 12 at 0:15
K.Dᴀᴠɪs
6,833112140
asked Nov 11 at 16:40
Igor Castang
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edited Nov 12 at 0:15
K.Dᴀᴠɪs
6,833112140
asked Nov 11 at 16:40
Igor Castang
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edited Nov 12 at 0:15
K.Dᴀᴠɪs
6,833112140
edited Nov 12 at 0:15
K.Dᴀᴠɪs
6,833112140
edited Nov 12 at 0:15
K.Dᴀᴠɪs
6,833112140
6,833112140
asked Nov 11 at 16:40
Igor Castang
82
asked Nov 11 at 16:40
Igor Castang
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asked Nov 11 at 16:40
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Store encryption is added due to security reasons. Xodus itself tries to store data in an optimal way. Some large portion of data like files/blobs can be stored compressed (zipped) programmatically. You can use VirtualFileSystem for storing large portion of data in a transactional safe way. There is VirtualFileSystem#setCustomConverter for using your own implementation for modifying input/output steams. Check how it used in tests for Snappy compression
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Store encryption is added due to security reasons. Xodus itself tries to store data in an optimal way. Some large portion of data like files/blobs can be stored compressed (zipped) programmatically. You can use VirtualFileSystem for storing large portion of data in a transactional safe way. There is VirtualFileSystem#setCustomConverter for using your own implementation for modifying input/output steams. Check how it used in tests for Snappy compression
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Store encryption is added due to security reasons. Xodus itself tries to store data in an optimal way. Some large portion of data like files/blobs can be stored compressed (zipped) programmatically. You can use VirtualFileSystem for storing large portion of data in a transactional safe way. There is VirtualFileSystem#setCustomConverter for using your own implementation for modifying input/output steams. Check how it used in tests for Snappy compression
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Store encryption is added due to security reasons. Xodus itself tries to store data in an optimal way. Some large portion of data like files/blobs can be stored compressed (zipped) programmatically. You can use VirtualFileSystem for storing large portion of data in a transactional safe way. There is VirtualFileSystem#setCustomConverter for using your own implementation for modifying input/output steams. Check how it used in tests for Snappy compression
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