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Enable YJIT #9633
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@landongrindheim is there enough data to decide whether or not to enable YJIT globally? |
@JamieMagee Thanks for checking in on this! Here's a graph tracking job durations (the thing we were specifically hoping to impact) 👇 I don't think there's an appreciable difference, though the max values are 🤏 improved. I suspect YJIT would make a bigger difference for longer-running processes. Here's a split view of the same data, in case the overlay is hard to read. |
@landongrindheim thanks for the update. If that's kusto, could you regenerate the graphs with I'd recommend using the 68-95-99.7 rule to show 1, 2, and 3 standard deviations from the mean i.e. |
It's Datadog. And I wrote that before thinking about what it was actually reporting 🤦 The max would be the timing of an individual job, which isn't especially meaningful in this context. |
Code improvement description
Once #9597 is complete, we should enable YJIT and monitor the performance.
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