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If you need constant latency you already need to avoid allocation altogether after the start of the program (among other things) so swapping should never occur
by littlestymaar 2y ago
If you need constant latency you already need to avoid allocation altogether after the start of the program (among other things) so swapping should never occur in the first place.
- goodpoint 2y ago> swapping should never occur in the first place No. 99.9% of servers are running more processes than the main workload. There are all sorts of security, monitoring, auditing, inventory tools that might run occasionally. As I wrote, it's a rare corner case.