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Linux Cache Aware Scheduling Extended For Even Better Performance: Up To 360% In MySQL

Michael Larabel
Thursday at 12:38
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Cache Aware Scheduling is one of the most exciting kernel innovations to land in Linux this year. While it was finally merged last week to Linux 7.2, a new patch series today is already working to extend Cache Aware Scheduling and is showing some exciting performance improvements...

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