Arm64
Understanding Memory Page Sizes on Arm64 — SitePoint
One of the ways that the Arm64 architecture is different from x86 is the ability to configure the size of memory pages in the Memory Management Unit (MMU) of the CPU to 4K, 16K, or 64K. This article summarizes what memory page size is, how to configure page size on Linux systems, and when it…
CNCF Triggers a Platform Parity Breakthrough for Arm64 and x86 — SitePoint
Snapshot Challenge Developing open source software for deployment on Arm64 architecture requires a robust CI/ CD environment. Yet, there has historically been a disparity between the levels of support for Arm64 and traditional x86 processor architectures, with Arm64 usually at a disadvantage. Developers of infrastructure components for multiple architectures have certain expectations of their work…