Tyler Neely

@Byron thank you so much for this super detailed report! I really appreciate you shedding light on some of the behavior of this workload, and for providing the necessary info...

@Byron one thing that isn't clear to me is if it's actually virtual memory or RSS. Could you run massif on your workload and post the analysis it generates via...

Also, looking closer at your report info, sled does have a cache size limit, but just know that it's a small proportion of the actual memory used currently. If you...

#995 should also significantly reduce some virtual memory usage

`cache_capacity` is currently a bit messed up as it uses the on-disk size of things instead of the larger in-memory representation. So, 1gb is not actually the default memory usage,...

I'm currently looking into this approach for dealing with this: https://github.com/spacejam/sled/issues/1093

Hey @thedrow thanks for the info! Python was my first "professional" language that I used at work almost 10 years ago but I never got into the FFI side of...

I think it's probably best to start with the option that results in the least code that needs to be maintained, and from there measure how much of the overall...

@thedrow https://discord.gg/Z6VsXds

this probably does not need to pull in a solver in the style of @palvaro's molly initially to get a large amount of the benefit, but rust has some solver...