How to find 300% of a lost performance in a mature database code
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Alessandro Vetere reports that a MariaDB 10.5 change left InnoDB in-memory workloads paying for LRU promotion, because the freed-page clock starts ticking early and turns on a buf_pool.mutex acquisition on nearly every page access.