(In reply to Tarek Ziadé (:tarek) from comment #9) > For example some task might be doing inference in less than 3 seconds total and finish and get removed, so for them running Ion would be useless Currently, there is (HTTP) caching logic is present. If everything set right, no Ion/baseline compilation shall happen at all, just loading of machine code. We cache only Ion compiled code, which is more compact in comparison with baseline one.
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(In reply to Tarek Ziadé (:tarek) from comment #9) > For example some task might be doing inference in less than 3 seconds total and finish and get removed, so for them running Ion would be useless Currently, there is (HTTP) caching logic present. If everything set right, no Ion/baseline compilation shall happen at all, just loading of machine code. We cache only Ion compiled code, which is more compact in comparison with baseline one.