backup: Use pargzip instead of pgzip for compression. #7037
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Signed-off-by: Anthony Yeh <[email protected]>
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In our environment, the time didn't change noticeably. With pgzip, memory usage would slowly grow throughout the backup process until OOMing. With pargzip, the memory usage is constant and insignificant compared with the memory used by mysqld. |
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Use pargzip instead of pgzip for compression to fix #5613. We still use pgzip for decompression because we haven't seen problems in that phase.