Improve performance of tracker client lookup in SimpleLoadBalancer#1152
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Improve performance of tracker client lookup in SimpleLoadBalancer#1152idarmans wants to merge 1 commit intolinkedin:masterfrom
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SimpleLoadBalancer#getPotentialClientscame up as a CPU hotspot in production, and 45% of the CPU usage is spent onURI#hashCode&URI#equals.The fix is in
UriLoadBalancerSubscriber#handlePut, we make sure to use the URI objects out of the incoming UriProperties in the tracker client map, such that the map look up becomes O(1) due to it falling back to identity equality. This fix only costs slightly more memory allocation during updates, with no extra heap usage in the long run.Added unit tests to cover the identity equality