| Method | Advantages | Disadvantages |
|---|---|---|
| Offset-based pagination | - Easy to implement and understand. - Straightforward to enable “jump to page X” functionality. |
- Performance decreases as offsets grow. - Large offsets in frequent queries can increase CPU usage and impact system performance. |
| Keyset pagination | - Always processes a fixed number of documents or index nodes. - Consistent performance without additional CPU overhead. |
- Direct navigation to a specific page isn’t possible without iterating through previous pages. - The keyset must provide unique sorting. |
| Pre-generated pages | - Pages are pre-built during writing which makes read operations as fast as possible. - Accessing any page is quick and straightforward. |
- Only for static and append-only datasets. - Removing or rearranging items creates gaps ("holes"). - Inefficient for queries that rely on fields other than the paging key. |
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