feat: implement io_uring based event dispatcher for linux #45
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…r specific workloads. The promise is it should yield lower system calls and increased performance.
…r specific workloads. The promise is it should yield lower system calls and increased performance.
…dling and fix bugs.
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This PR implements #44, adding io_uring as an optional event_dispatcher for linux based operating systems.
The premise is that using
io_uringgenerally leads to fewer syscalls (batch submission), lower context-switch overhead,improved cache locality, better CPU efficiency, lower tail latency under load.
Configuration
To enable
io_uringon Linux, set the following option in your server.conf file:Additionality, it adds support for running the fkvs-cli in non-interactive mode using the
--non-interactiveflag.