examples/

Various memr Examples

compression

• Demonstrates how to read and compress memory with various algorithms
• Supported formats: snappy, lz4, zlib, gzip
• See also: decompressor

custom header

• Demonstrates how to prepend a custom header to memory pages
• Particularly useful if custom page handling is being performed (see also: page compression)

decompressor

• Simple example taking a compressed input file and decompressing it using the specified algorithm
• Supported input formats: snappy, lz4, zlib, gzip
• See also: compression

page compression [warning: this is not recommended]

• Example showing how to perform page-level compression using memr
• Note: this is not advisable, and the method defined in the compression example should be used instead

progress

• Simple example showing how to enable/disable progress reporting during read

source

• Demonstrates how to read from a specific memory source (/proc/kcore, /dev/crash, /dev/mem)
• The alternative to this is to use memr.Probe(), which attempts to load a valid ready from any source

stream s3

• Demonstrates how to read memory and stream it directly to an S3 bucket
• This is particularly useful in AWS environments when disk space may be limited and network I/O is very high
• A similar approach could be applied to other cloud environments using their respective SDKs