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io_uring first appeared in Linux 5.1, and is in heavy development. It is a new async I/O primitive that addresses a lot of issues in the traditional readiness-based I/O model that Unix uses, that significantly reduces latency and increases throughput. This article is a good introduction.
With the advent of fat pipes, saturating a link with the traditional API is becoming increasingly difficult. Switching to something like this should help achieve that goal.
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io_uring first appeared in Linux 5.1, and is in heavy development. It is a new async I/O primitive that addresses a lot of issues in the traditional readiness-based I/O model that Unix uses, that significantly reduces latency and increases throughput. This article is a good introduction.
With the advent of fat pipes, saturating a link with the traditional API is becoming increasingly difficult. Switching to something like this should help achieve that goal.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: