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Test and document performance differences of using an autoincrementeing integer vs a uuid as the primary key #100

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njuguna-n opened this issue Jun 27, 2024 · 1 comment
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njuguna-n commented Jun 27, 2024

Following up on this comment we should test and document performance differences (if any) in what type of value we use as the primary key for our models and by extension the type of indexing algorithm used.

@njuguna-n njuguna-n changed the title Test and benchmark performance differences of an autoincrementeing integer vs a uuid as the primary key Test and document performance differences of an autoincrementeing integer vs a uuid as the primary key Jun 27, 2024
@njuguna-n njuguna-n changed the title Test and document performance differences of an autoincrementeing integer vs a uuid as the primary key Test and document performance differences of using an autoincrementeing integer vs a uuid as the primary key Jun 27, 2024
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@andrablaj andrablaj added the Type: Performance Make something faster label Jul 8, 2024
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