Hi, ITAGAKI Takahiro wrote:
Signals and locking, borrewed from Postgres-R, are now studied for the purpose in the log shipping, but I'm not sure it can be also used in the group commit.
Yeah. As Heikki points out, there is a completely orthogonal question WRT group commit: how does transaction A know if or how long it should wait for other transactions to file their WAL?
If we decide to do all of the WAL writing from a separate WAL writer process and let the backends communicate with it, then imessages might help again. But I currently don't think that's feasible.
Apart from possibly having similar IPC requirements, group commit and log shipping have not much in common and should be considered separate features.
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