prosgarz35 commented on PR #3193:
URL: https://github.com/apache/james-project/pull/3193#issuecomment-5789217175

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https://ci-builds.apache.org/job/james/job/ApacheJames/job/PR-3193/3/testReport/
   > > > > > > Related errors on CassandraBlobIdRepairerIntegrationTest. Please 
help review and fix @HesandaLiyanage :)
   > > > > > 
   > > > > > 
   > > > > > Done!. `ChunkedBlobStoreDAO` returns slot content tagged with 
`ContentEncoding.ZSTD` (decompression is delegated to `ZstdBlobStoreDAO` in 
production). Updated `CassandraBlobIdRepairerIntegrationTest` to decompress the 
slot payload before asserting content equality. Both tests pass locally and 
checkstyle is clean.
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   > > > > 
   > > > > so now not James itself makes compression - now it doings S3 storage?
   > > > 
   > > > 
   > > > No, James itself still does all the compression. S3 is just an object 
store that receives and stores the bytes James sends it.
   > > > `ZstdBlobStoreDAO` (James) ➔ `ChunkedBlobStoreDAO` (James) ➔ 
`S3BlobStoreDAO` (S3)
   > > 
   > > 
   > > well i looking forward to move this task to RustFS S3 for example which 
can compress by myself with zstd/lz4, just as for me the more mail server dont 
do others jobs the better it doing main job - mail exchanging.
   > 
   > yeah fair enough, and compression in james isn't forced either way, if the 
underlying s3 engine you're using already handles it at the storage layer, ceph 
or rustfs, you can just turn it off on the james side with 
blobstore.compression.enabled=false and let the backend do its thing.
   > 
   > but for plain cloud s3 like aws, wasabi, backblaze b2 etc, none of those 
do any packing or compression on their own, so having james handle it out of 
the box still matters a lot there, otherwise your put costs and storage 
footprint climb pretty fast.
   
   yeah customizations always wins! so yeah for cloud its sure userful, also 
only zstd for now? i think in some cases lz4 needed (lower latency). And 
deduplication methods its like in ZFS? Just Windows Post-processing dedup wins 
for now.


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