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by xroche
1376 days ago
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> What kind of workloads spawn so many processes that saving microseconds becomes relevant? With a huge process, you have a timeframe between the child is spawned and it executes exec*() where you typically "do stuff" (such as closing a lot of fd) During this timeframe the parent process has its universe COW'ed, and each write will trigger a page fault. The performance impact can be concerning in the _parent_ process. |
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