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You can implement stuff using eBPF and do IO and compute in without leaving the kernel. It’s crazy. For instance you can perform an on-disk b-tree lookup in th
by HippoBaro 5y ago
You can implement stuff using eBPF and do IO and compute in without leaving the kernel. It’s crazy.
For instance you can perform an on-disk b-tree lookup in the kernel.
These devices are so fast that crossing the kernel boundary becomes the limiting factor.