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Comment by jeffbee

Redis uses jemalloc by default, if I recall correctly, but its hostility to the way systems actually work arises from the way that it forks, then changes one bit on every page in the entire virtual space, which causes a lot of kernel work to support copy-on-write by blowing up huge pages into smaller pages. That's what happens when your program is antagonistic to the way the machine actually works.
parent jeffbee 3 months ago

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