Victor Stewart

i’m cool with just continuing to hack the files, just thought it might be a useful expansion. it’s actually super straightforward. when booting redis-server all you do is pass in......

i wrote a performance testbed for QUIC servers several months ago, to compare the performance of all the open source QUIC implementations but also using io_uring vs syscalls. i haven't...

@isilence submitting hundreds at once. i forget how many but i did rough experiments to isolate the optimal batch size for throughput.

so for networked reads, IOSQE_ASYNC_HYBRID will always deliver better performance? might it make sense to default to it inside the kernel then? unless the user requests sync or regular async?...

@smoyergh I use Clear Linux, so I'll report any issues if I face them. I assume running inside a CentOS/RHEL docker container would not eliminate any potential issues since such...

@davidboles To add my perspective here... Currently building a Redis Enterprise-like clone based around HSE. The fact that distributed databases rely on active replication, and thus you get "backups for...

[https://github.com/datto/dattobd](https://github.com/datto/dattobd) Dattobd seems like a better option than creating a snapshot volume, just create a snapshot file.

another variable here is that if you're trying to send your backup over the network (or just replicate your entire dataset to another machine), serialization might actually be faster when...

actually iterating through all the various compression inputs on [https://quixdb.github.io/squash-benchmark/](https://quixdb.github.io/squash-benchmark/) it's basically either lz4 or density leading depending on the input. but they also might be using one of the...

A forking take on parallelism might be a better idea on Linux? I believe it's more performant, children vs threads. Certainly MUCH simpler memory model and no coordination between "threads"...