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Faster Zswap With Patches To Batch The Writeback I/O

Phoronix2026-10-09 19:340 views

For those making increased use of Linux's Zswap as a compressed RAM cache for swap pages amid these times of sky high RAM prices, a new patch series was posted providing some incremental performance gains for Zswap by batching the writeback I/O...

Source：https://www.phoronix.com/news/Faster-Zswap-Batch-Writeback-IO

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