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Yes. Bypassing the kernel cache is a major optimization used by virtually all databases that are serious about prioritizing performance. It won't add anything t
by jandrewrogers 6y ago
Yes. Bypassing the kernel cache is a major optimization used by virtually all databases that are serious about prioritizing performance. It won't add anything to the top end of database engine performance.
However, there are plenty of databases that do not prioritize performance which could benefit, including most open source ones.