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Yeah this mirrors my experiences. I, too, find the file cache to be significant performance impediment on high-RAM systems. Worse, its behaviour is non-determi
by mickeyp 4y ago
Yeah this mirrors my experiences.
I, too, find the file cache to be significant performance impediment on high-RAM systems. Worse, its behaviour is non-deterministic (or at least hard to reason about.)
It leads to page table fragmentation and that is the ultimate performance destroyer. Huge page tables are a godsend in this case, but you do need a program that is properly optimised to handle them properly. At least most RDBMS do this reasonably well.