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by keynha
29 days ago
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That coexistence is also why the GC-free rewrite helps more than the speed numbers suggest. An archiver is allocation-light until it hits a compression burst, then the Go heap can spike toward 2x live right when Postgres wants that memory. GOMEMLIMIT caps the spike but pays in GC CPU during exactly those bursts, so on a small instance, you are trading OOM risk for throughput. Rust removes that dial. |
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