The purpose of this module is to enable the storage of history in Redis lists with increased precision, thanks to its finer control over fields, optional compression, and out-of-the-box cluster support.
This module stores keys as following:
_zst if history is compressedIn addition, there is a special set where suffixes are stored, and the keyname for this set is simply key_prefix. For example, if there is a host example.local and it stores compressed history entries then it will save the following element if key_prefix set: example.local_zst.
Rspamd uses zstd compression, which is highly efficient for both compression and decompression, offering a typical compression rate of 50% for history elements. As long as you have sufficient computational power, it is recommended to use zstd in order to minimize Redis memory usage when storing elements.
Web Interface automatically recognises that history is stored in Redis and load it appropriately.
The configuration of this module is pretty straightforward (use local.d/history_redis.conf to define your own values:
servers = 127.0.0.1:6379; # Redis server to store history
key_prefix = "rs_history"; # Default key name
nrows = 200; # Default rows limit
compress = true; # Use zstd compression when storing data in Redis
subject_privacy = false; # subject privacy is off