Thrashing¶
Denning, P. J. (1968). Thrashing: Its causes and prevention. Proceedings of the AFIPS Fall Joint Computer Conference, 915-922.
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Primes¶
- Caching
- T3: Working Set Larger Than Cache. When the working set exceeds cache capacity, hit rates drop precipitously (cliff behavior), and performance may be worse than with no cache (overhead without benefit)
This sourceShows that when the combined working sets exceed available fast storage the system thrashes — hit rate collapses and performance falls toward the slow tier — the working-set-larger-than-cache cliff behavior. Re-sources marker 029 (replaces a non-supporting, mis-dated Agarwal Alewife citation).
- T3: Working Set Larger Than Cache. When the working set exceeds cache capacity, hit rates drop precipitously (cliff behavior), and performance may be worse than with no cache (overhead without benefit)
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