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[Optimization]: 🔨 add thread-safe wrapper around rand.Shuffle and improve performance. #1335
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[Optimization]: 🔨 add thread-safe wrapper around rand.Shuffle and improve performance. #1335
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Have we validated the concurrency limits here? In scale testing, simply creating a new rand object performed fine. I wasn't sure how the lock contention would perform in high concurrency situations |
Yes, I did a benchmark test. Compared with creating a new instance each time, the overhead of the lock is very small. |
Hi @kfswain , optimized with sync.Pool to reduce lock overhead and added benchmark tests. Please review. Thx |
This PR is aimed at enhancing performance and code maintainability while ensuring concurrent safety.
Here are the simple performance test results:
ref: #1314
cc @nirrozenbaum @ahg-g