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We are analyzing https://github.com/apache/iceberg/pull/8297.

Title:
API: Remove overflow checks in DefaultCounter causing performance issues by aokolnychyi · Pull Request #8297 · apache/iceberg · GitHub
Description:
This PR removes the overflow check in DefaultCounter, which causes performance issues when the counter is being accessed from multiple threads. Prior to this PR: Benchmark ...
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api/src/test/java/org/apache/iceberg/metrics/testdefaultmetricscontext api/src/main/java/org/apache/iceberg/metrics/defaultcounter api/src/main/java/org/apache/iceberg/metrics/counter optimize-default-counter branch deprecated counter api contributor nastra left method-level docs remove overflow checks performance issues view reviewed conversation public void increment pull request nastra approved metrics java outdated cheap overflow check overflow checks apache /op countersbenchmark paliwalashish left github public interface java aokolnychyi issues counter implementations public class public integer defaultcounter deprecated previously overflow check multiple threads basically removes fail queries good idea harm adding dropwizard/micrometer write throughput personal information long amount integer amount provided amount counter pr removes master issue comment milestone longvalue

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  • Just curious, since it's a public class and if someone is using it, should we mention this in javadoc?
  • Should we add in DefaultCounter that it doesn't check for overflow?
  • Since it's a public class and if someone is using it, should we mention this in javadoc?

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