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This is on an empty freshly deleted data directory for PostgreSQL, and the average is skewed down in favor of the first INSERT performance which grows higher and higher the larger the table gets
The UPDATE statements in this list:
This is with the optimized post_aggregates logic to only do one update per INSERT instead of 3. If you add up the average times for the UPDATE statements in the screen shot, you see about 10ms of overhead for every INSERT of a comment.
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copy comment temp table into main post table, kicking off (1 row)
avg | min | q1 | median | q3 | p95 | max | repeats-------------±------------±------------±------------±------------±------------±------------±--------
3336308.7093,336 seconds… 55.6 minutes
Post INSERT activity, in bulk:
