Blocking characteristics #240
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Hello! Would it be possible to get some general idea of the expected performance characteristics of transaction operations? More precisely, I would like to know:
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Native DB entirely delegates the management of storage to the
Transaction operations perform disk I/O when accessing data not in cache or when writing changes to disk during a commit.
Yes, if all data fits within the cache, read operations may avoid disk I/O, but writes still require disk I/O during commits to persist changes.
Data is persisted to disk during commit operations, and
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Native DB entirely delegates the management of storage to the
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backend (database) and it's necessary to refer to this documentation for details redb/design. Native DB can be seen as an overlay toredb
. However, here are some brief responses:Transaction operations perform disk I/O when accessing data not in cache or when writing changes to disk during a commit.
Yes, if all data fits within the cache, read operations may avoid disk I/O, but writes still …