Fix of block proc metrics #290
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thaarok
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Apr 28, 2022
gossip/c_block_callbacks.go
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| evmBlock, skippedTxs, allReceipts := evmProcessor.Finalize() |
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@rus-alex There is an overlap between the blockExecutionTimer and blockWriterTimer intervals, which complicates using them for the Opera profiling, as evmProcessor.Finalize() is included in both of them.
As evmProcessor.Finalize() includes mostly statedb.Commit and trieproc time is measured for the blockWriterTimer too, I suggest to include it only into the blockWriterTimer interval - move the blockExecutionTimer end before the startOfBlockWriting.
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More accurate measurements of blocks processing metrics.