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Identify objects that are leaking in the exchange benchmark. Deconstruct the slog #2013

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rowgraus opened this issue Nov 12, 2020 · 1 comment
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warner commented Jan 25, 2022

We think we fixed this, by a combination of XS bugfixes (which were retaining objects too long) and liveslots improvements (doing the same).

We need to look at @mhofman 's current loadgen/perftest data to see if the kernel object table is growing over time (given a non-accumulative workload). We can re-open this if that data suggests that the problem isn't really gone.

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