I do not see how this a bug for xtrabackup. Qpress can be trivially built, and I have added this to my preferred distribution as a standard package. An third-party package publisher should not be concerned with supplying every single item.
On that note, I found the compressio ratio (not the compression speed) of qpress to fall below what I require. I prefer streaming backups using xbstream and then using my own compression, or offline compression from a disk cache. Here, pixz is my current preference favouring very good compression ratios with the ability to use all CPUs in the system.
I do not see how this a bug for xtrabackup. Qpress can be trivially built, and I have added this to my preferred distribution as a standard package. An third-party package publisher should not be concerned with supplying every single item.
On that note, I found the compressio ratio (not the compression speed) of qpress to fall below what I require. I prefer streaming backups using xbstream and then using my own compression, or offline compression from a disk cache. Here, pixz is my current preference favouring very good compression ratios with the ability to use all CPUs in the system.
The is a good chance you are running to RHEL/CentOS. So as a courtesy for your friendly openSUSE packager your will qpress package (and pixz, for that matter) in the repositories below. software. opensuse. org/download. html?project= home%3AAndreasS tieger% 3Abranches% 3AArchiving& package= qpress download. opensuse. org/repositorie s/home: /AndreasStieger :/branches: /Archiving/
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