How MariaDB 11.8 became about 3× faster on some in-memory workloads, fixing a regression dating back to 10.5
Publishing on behalf of Alessandro Vetere. Conclusions first: InnoDB in-memory workloads started paying for LRU management in 10.5, a performance regression, and I think the reason is that a clock, which was meant to say “eviction has started”, began ticking much earlier. A minimal fix would bring back the old meaning of the clock. The […] How MariaDB 11.8 became about 3× faster on some in-memory workloads, fixing a regression dating back to 10.5 appeared first on MariaDB.org
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On 10/27/2026, 11:25 PM, MariaDB Foundation published "How MariaDB 11.8 became about 3× faster on some in-memory workloads, fixing a regression dating back to 10.5" (type: Release). Related technologies: MySQL / MariaDB.