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Comment by saisrirampur

1 day ago

Very interesting question. Depends on the use-case, have seen quite a few workloads where logical replication gets throttled on I/O (reorder buffer) where NVMe based disk access should help a lot. This happens specifically when there are larger or interleaved transactions. We plan to test this at production scale soon. Stay tuned for more learnings!

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