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There are a lot of duplicate Haddock files generated, since each snapshot gets its own copy of every file.
If the files were stored in content-addressed storage, it would reduce the number of writes per snapshot, the amount of storage used, and the related expenses and disaster recovery considerations.
I mention ZFS because it supports transparent deduplication and compression. The server already uses ZFS; simply writing the files to disk in a correctly-configured dataset might be easy to implement.
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There are a lot of duplicate Haddock files generated, since each snapshot gets its own copy of every file.
If the files were stored in content-addressed storage, it would reduce the number of writes per snapshot, the amount of storage used, and the related expenses and disaster recovery considerations.
I mention ZFS because it supports transparent deduplication and compression. The server already uses ZFS; simply writing the files to disk in a correctly-configured dataset might be easy to implement.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: