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build universal macOS binaries on arm64 runners #17
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I ran a very unscientific experiment (sample size = 1) to see if the universal binary improves Omicron test runtime on macOS. Based on past reading I believe that CockroachDB (like most databases) is trying to be safe with writing to the filesystem, and that full fsync on Apple silicon hardware is going to be oppressively slow. So I ran these tests with a ramdisk to ensure that these binaries were being tested on their merits and not my disk:
These tests were run on a stock Mac Studio (2022), Apple M1 Max, 32 GB memory, 512 GB SSD. For each test I used oxidecomputer/omicron@122eccf, running the amd64-only binary (76e176e):
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