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Behind a Simple Read: Understanding Work and Waiting in the Linux I/O Stack
A simple read interface provides uniform functional semantics, but not equally simple or predictable performance behavior. We use synchronous large-buffer reads in Linux as an observation window and decompose the buffered-read path end to end, distinguishing work volume, processing time, and critica
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