Current status of the PostgreSQL protocol compression
PostgreSQL protocol compression has been discussed in the community for a long time. Many different hypotheses have been expressed and tested, and the compression patch has received a large number of changes and improvements. I will review the various approaches tested during the implementation of protocol compression, and will highlight the current status.
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