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Disk Caching? — ? MezzFS can be configured to cache objects on the local disk. Regional caching? —?Netflix If an application in region A is using MezzFS to read from an object stored in region B, MezzFS will cache the object in region A. we only pay the transfer costs for one worker, and the rest use the cached object.
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sounds like a homework exercise of purely academic value. In some cases, a benchmark may appear to exceed network bandwidth because it returns from a local memory cache instead of the remote target. If the benchmark reported 20k ops/sec, you should ask: why not 40k ops/sec? This is really asking "what's the limiter?" Does it reproduce?
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This is an intellectually challenging and labor-intensive exercise, requiring detailed review of the published details of each of the components of the system, and usually requiring significant “detective work” (using customized microbenchmarks, hardware performance counter analysis, and creative thinking) to fill in the gaps.
This is an intellectually challenging and labor-intensive exercise, requiring detailed review of the published details of each of the components of the system, and usually requiring significant “detective work” (using customized microbenchmarks, hardware performance counter analysis, and creative thinking) to fill in the gaps.
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My work in the past decade on performance has been an exercise in working backwards from strategy to tactics. Alex's passion for the web platform – and making it accessible for all – carries through in his writing, his talks, and fortunately for us, his email responses! Here's our email interview.
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