> In that world, just having the IDs approximately clustered in creation order has been a huge performance boost for many queries, and we've seen significant reduction in postgres Write Ahead Log rates, because writes to UID indexes happen in a smaller number of pages.
Thank you. I’m so tired of seeing the same groupthink on UUIDv4 trotted out - “it only matters if you have a clustered index, Postgres is immune!” The hell it is.
Thank you. I’m so tired of seeing the same groupthink on UUIDv4 trotted out - “it only matters if you have a clustered index, Postgres is immune!” The hell it is.