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The situation antirez had in mind can be remedied by occasionally using a tool like vmtouch to steer what's in the OS cache.
by kunley 16y ago
The situation antirez had in mind can be remedied by occasionally using a tool like vmtouch to steer what's in the OS cache.
- IgorPartola 16y agoWell, the other big advantage being that the OS has no idea about the particular kinds of data you want to store, whereas Redis has quite a bit more data to work with. But yes, vmtouch looks useful for these types of situations (thanks).
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- Nate75Sanders 16y agoWe need an "Ask HN" for cool tools. Maybe there's already a SO question about it. I hadn't heard of vmtouch and probably tons of other things people here use.
- kunley 16y agoThe funny yet encouraging thing is that I'm just passing the wisdom: I've heard of vmtouch here on HN :)