That is an incorrect and baseless accusation, we had nothing to do with "Postgres (tuned)". My commits are only in the `hydra` folder. There are no restrictions on how you set up the benchmark in Clickbench and the settings we use there are analogous with what we use on our cloud service for a similar sized instance.
As the linked post points out, the main 'advantage' of the "tuned" benchmark is the indexes, which are tuned specifically to the queries in the benchmark. We do not use indexes in our version of the benchmark, aside from the primary key (which actually provides no performance advantage).
As the linked post points out, the main 'advantage' of the "tuned" benchmark is the indexes, which are tuned specifically to the queries in the benchmark. We do not use indexes in our version of the benchmark, aside from the primary key (which actually provides no performance advantage).