top | item 46147955 (no title) glenjamin | 2 months ago Does pglite in memory outperform “normal” postgres?If so then supporting the network protocol so it could be run in CI for non-JS languages could be really cool discuss order hn newest jitl|2 months ago Look into libeatmydata LD_PRELOAD. it disables fsync and other durability syscalls, fabulous for ci. Materialize.com uses it for their ci that’s where i learned about it. unknown|2 months ago [deleted] allan_s|2 months ago for CI you can already use postgresql with "eat-my-data" library ? I don't know if there's more official image , but in my company we're using https://github.com/allan-simon/postgres-eatmydata anarazel|2 months ago You can just set fsync=off if you don't want to flush to disk and are ok with corruption in case of a OS/hw level crash. load replies (1)
jitl|2 months ago Look into libeatmydata LD_PRELOAD. it disables fsync and other durability syscalls, fabulous for ci. Materialize.com uses it for their ci that’s where i learned about it. unknown|2 months ago [deleted]
allan_s|2 months ago for CI you can already use postgresql with "eat-my-data" library ? I don't know if there's more official image , but in my company we're using https://github.com/allan-simon/postgres-eatmydata anarazel|2 months ago You can just set fsync=off if you don't want to flush to disk and are ok with corruption in case of a OS/hw level crash. load replies (1)
anarazel|2 months ago You can just set fsync=off if you don't want to flush to disk and are ok with corruption in case of a OS/hw level crash. load replies (1)
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