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I wonder if this is something that is limited to a 32-bit kernel. Solaris gives each process the full 4 GB in userspace, and I think that a 10-20% performance d
by lokedhs 11y ago
I wonder if this is something that is limited to a 32-bit kernel. Solaris gives each process the full 4 GB in userspace, and I think that a 10-20% performance degradation compared to Linux would be noticeable.
- userbinator 11y agoIt is slower. Here's an old benchmark but presumably Linux and Solaris had the same shared vs. separate address space difference back then, and the results show it: https://pdfs.semanticscholar.org/4489/18f01d17628cb94ac69f27767f74f3d6d769.pdf https://pdfs.semanticscholar.org/4489/18f01d17628cb94ac69f27... They don't call it "Slowlaris" for nothing...