Linux's memory management subsystem is really good. It's almost magic. And modern SSDs are really fast. So whatever swapping is going on in the background I really don't feel it.
It's basically an OS managed database. Instead of the SQL server doing the swapping to-and-from the disk, Linux does it for me.
Linux's memory management subsystem is really good. It's almost magic. And modern SSDs are really fast. So whatever swapping is going on in the background I really don't feel it.
It's basically an OS managed database. Instead of the SQL server doing the swapping to-and-from the disk, Linux does it for me.