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LZ4 is a fast lossless compression algorithm, providing compression and decompression speed close to the theoretical limits of a byte-match encoder. It's ideal for scenarios where speed is paramount.
LZ4 is a high-performance lossless data compression algorithm and library written in C. It is designed for maximum speed, making it a prime choice for real-time compression scenarios, such as database acceleration, network packet compression, and embedded systems.
Traditional compression algorithms often introduce significant latency due to their computational cost. LZ4 addresses this by offering extremely fast compression and decompression, enabling high-throughput data processing in performance-sensitive applications.
Compresses and decompresses data at speeds close to RAM limits on multi-core processors.
Guarantees exact recovery of original data without any loss.
Provides good compression ratios, typically comparable to LZO or LZW but significantly faster.
Due to its outstanding speed, LZ4 is utilized in various high-performance computing environments and applications:
Compressing database blocks, logs, or backups to save storage space and improve I/O throughput with minimal CPU cost during reads.
Reduced storage requirements and faster data access/backup times.
Compressing data streams or packets before transmission over a network to reduce bandwidth usage and latency.
Lower network costs and improved responsiveness in distributed systems.
Used within the Linux kernel and other operating systems for file system compression, memory compression (zswap, zram), and inter-process communication.
Improved system responsiveness, efficient memory usage, and faster system operations.
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