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TBH you still take the performance hit for journald doing all the lookups for each received message that populate all the fields of each message. In most cases
by yrro 5y ago
TBH you still take the performance hit for journald doing all the lookups for each received message that populate all the fields of each message. In most cases you won't notice but I have seen some people complain that this extra processing can't be disabled.