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PGIO Update

Published November 30, 2023 oracle Leave a Comment

PGIO is the SLOB method for PostreSQL. An old friend of mine, Bart Sjerps, has implemented a modified PGIO in Python and posted it on Github: https://github.com/bsjerps/pypgio

For more on PGIO:

Postgres, the fsync() issue, and ‘pgio’ (the SLOB method for PostgreSQL)
So pgio Does Not Accurately Report Physical I/O In Test Results? Buffering Buffers, and Baffles.

https://dev.to/franckpachot/postgresql-double-buffering-understand-the-cache-size-in-a-managed-service-oci-2oci

https://dev.to/yugabyte/slob-on-yugabytedb-1a32

https://franckpachot.medium.com/do-you-know-what-you-are-measuring-with-pgbench-d8692a33e3d6

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