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[Enhancement]: Improve compaction performance #37234
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Compaction operations are essential for maintaining the overall stability and performance of the system. Although stability has been significantly improved through memory control, as seen in issues like #30682 and #32612, performance concerns may persist. For instance, typical L0 and mixed compaction processes can take anywhere from minutes to hours to complete.
To address this, I suggest implementing benchmarks and profiling to assess the current state. Based on these findings, we can develop targeted fixes to enhance the performance of compaction operations.
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