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I'm not very knowledgable about db internals so sorry if this comes off as ignorant, but in an era where cpus execute billions of instructions per second per core, is 10000 jobs per second supposed to be impressive? Is this kind of problem bottlenecked by memory?



by IOPS you fsync transaction to Write Ahead Log (WAL) on commit.


Is this supposed to explain why 10000 per second is impressive? I don't follow.


This is supposed to explain that it's orthogonal to CPU performance.




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