Re: User concurrency thresholding: where do I look?

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Using CLOG Buffers 32 and the commit sibling check patch I still see a drop at 1200-1300 users..



bash-3.00# ./4_lwlock_waits.d 18250

            Lock Id            Mode           Count
         XidGenLock          Shared               1
    CLogControlLock          Shared               2
      ProcArrayLock          Shared               2
         XidGenLock       Exclusive               4
    CLogControlLock       Exclusive              15
      WALInsertLock       Exclusive              18
       WALWriteLock       Exclusive              38
      ProcArrayLock       Exclusive              77

            Lock Id            Mode   Combined Time (ns)
         XidGenLock          Shared                88700
      WALInsertLock       Exclusive             69556000
      ProcArrayLock          Shared             95656800
         XidGenLock       Exclusive            139634100
    CLogControlLock       Exclusive            148822200
    CLogControlLock          Shared            161630000
       WALWriteLock       Exclusive            332781800
      ProcArrayLock       Exclusive           5688265500

bash-3.00# ./4_lwlock_waits.d 18599

            Lock Id            Mode           Count
      ProcArrayLock          Shared               2
         XidGenLock       Exclusive               3
         XidGenLock          Shared               4
    CLogControlLock          Shared               5
      WALInsertLock       Exclusive              10
    CLogControlLock       Exclusive              21
       WALWriteLock       Exclusive              28
      ProcArrayLock       Exclusive              54

            Lock Id            Mode   Combined Time (ns)
         XidGenLock       Exclusive              5688800
      WALInsertLock       Exclusive             11424700
    CLogControlLock          Shared             55589100
      ProcArrayLock          Shared            135220400
       WALWriteLock       Exclusive            177906900
         XidGenLock          Shared            524146500
    CLogControlLock       Exclusive            524563900
      ProcArrayLock       Exclusive           5828744500

bash-3.00#
bash-3.00# ./6_lwlock_stack.d 4 18599

            Lock Id            Mode           Count
      ProcArrayLock          Shared               1
      ProcArrayLock       Exclusive              52

            Lock Id            Mode   Combined Time (ns)
      ProcArrayLock          Shared             41428300
      ProcArrayLock       Exclusive           3858386500

            Lock Id   Combined Time (ns)


             postgres`LWLockAcquire+0x1f0
             postgres`GetSnapshotData+0x120
             postgres`GetTransactionSnapshot+0x80
             postgres`PortalStart+0x198
             postgres`exec_bind_message+0x84c
             postgres`PostgresMain+0x17f8
             postgres`BackendRun+0x2f8
             postgres`ServerLoop+0x680
             postgres`PostmasterMain+0xda8
             postgres`main+0x3d0
             postgres`_start+0x17c
 Shared                                                     41428300

             postgres`LWLockAcquire+0x1f0
             postgres`CommitTransaction+0x104
             postgres`CommitTransactionCommand+0xbc
             postgres`finish_xact_command+0x78
             postgres`exec_execute_message+0x42c
             postgres`PostgresMain+0x1838
             postgres`BackendRun+0x2f8
             postgres`ServerLoop+0x680
             postgres`PostmasterMain+0xda8
             postgres`main+0x3d0
             postgres`_start+0x17c
 Exclusive                                                3858386500


-Jignesh


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