Dave Anderson on Nostr: Further nice "invisible" changes: fairly seamless integration into the kernel PSI ...
Further nice "invisible" changes: fairly seamless integration into the kernel PSI memory pressure subsystem, so you can request that systemd notifies your process when the kernel needs to reduce memory pressure, and implement load-shedding accordingly. Or for C stuff you can just haz a default reaction provided by systemd that returns idle malloc'd pages to the kernel when receiving a pressure signal.
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