Disk I/O
Disk input/output (I/O) moves bytes between memory and persistent storage such as a solid-state drive.
For example, a database performs disk I/O when it loads an index page that is not already cached in memory.
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Disk input/output (I/O) moves bytes between memory and persistent storage such as a solid-state drive.
For example, a database performs disk I/O when it loads an index page that is not already cached in memory.