chore: add some more debug logs#1979
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P99 is usually <100ms which is excellent, but occasionally has big spikes to 1000ms. This is only on the record index. I don't want this to get out of hand. I've ran a few test queries and they all complete very fast, and are purely index scans. Hopefully this helps figure out if it's a specific user with tonnes of stores or something? Otherwise there could be something up with my db. I should probably also figure out some proper log levels or tracing lol.
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P99 is usually <100ms which is excellent, but occasionally has big spikes to 1000ms. This is only on the record index.
I don't want this to get out of hand. I've ran a few test queries and they all complete very fast, and are purely index scans.
Hopefully this helps figure out if it's a specific user with tonnes of stores or something? Otherwise there could be something up with my db.
I should probably also figure out some proper log levels or tracing lol.
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