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@FilasienoF@eatonphil But with an LSM, it's much simpler:
- in-memory write to append to the immutable segment
- synchronous sequential IO to write to the WAL
@FilasienoF@eatonphil Thanks, I think that perfectly explains it!
With a btree write, worst case, it goes
- sync random IO to evict a modified page from memory to disk.
- sync random IO to get a new page into memory
- in-memory write to modify the page
- sync sequential IO to write to the WAL