management feature  Applications that perform a lot of memory
accesses (several GBs) may obtain performance improvements by
using large pages due to reduced Translation Lookaside Buffer
(TLB) misses. HugeTLBfs is memory management feature offered in
Linux kernel, which is valuable for applications that use a
large virtual address space. It is especially useful for
database applications such as MySQL, Oracle and others. Other
server software(s) that uses the prefork or similar (e.g. Apache
web server) model will also benefit.  The CPU’s Translation
Lookaside Buffer (TLB) is a small cache used for storing
virtual-to-physical mapping information. By using the TLB, a
translation can be performed without referencing the in-memory
page table entry that maps the virtual address. However, to keep
translations as fast as possible, the TLB is usually small. It
is not uncommon for large memory applications to exceed the
mapping capacity of the TLB. Users can use the huge page support
in Linux kernel by either using the