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In the case of Scylla, we run on the Seastar engine, which runs single-threaded per core because it is very "greedy." Hence the CPU being pegged at 100%. It was
by PeterCorless 7y ago
In the case of Scylla, we run on the Seastar engine, which runs single-threaded per core because it is very "greedy." Hence the CPU being pegged at 100%. It wasn't thrashing. We just squeezed everything we could out of it.
- dman 7y agoI think Scylla is a bit of an outlier in terms of software quality :) [I mean that as a compliment]