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Tracking potential bottlenecks & performance improvements #4262

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qwahzi opened this issue Aug 13, 2023 · 1 comment
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Tracking potential bottlenecks & performance improvements #4262

qwahzi opened this issue Aug 13, 2023 · 1 comment
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qwahzi commented Aug 13, 2023

Summary

The logging framework parser has been implemented (#4261, based on #4260), so deeper analysis can be done to identify bottlenecks & improve performance. The ultimate goal is to help achieve reliably steady prioritization & TPS, even under saturation and/or spam.

Merged / V26

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Potential mid-term performance improvements

Potential long-term performance improvements

@qwahzi qwahzi added experiment This item indicates that the change is an experiment and is not fully baked performance Performance/resource utilization improvement labels Aug 13, 2023
@qwahzi qwahzi added this to the V26.0 milestone Aug 13, 2023
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qwahzi commented Nov 20, 2023

EDIT - Comment merged with above issue description

@qwahzi qwahzi modified the milestones: V26.0, Ongoing Nov 20, 2023
@qwahzi qwahzi changed the title Identify potential bottlenecks via new log parser Tracking potential bottlenecks & performance improvements Feb 28, 2024
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