Hello Alexey,
Thanks for your answer. Let me explain it better. The migration didn't change the VM in any way.
The same processors, the same memory, and the same disk (NAS volume). There were changes
in software. Besides FB, we updated all the client libraries to the most up-to-date version. The main
application also changed. Many non-critical features were removed to make the system usable.
Despite this, the old stack performed way better.
The case I presented is, of course, an outlier. We register thousands of logs a minute and 99.9%
take less than 0.02 seconds. Those extreme cases happen more or less randomly and can affect
any query. I could not pinpoint one specific suspect.
I believe disk retention does not play a role. I can have problems even on queries that do not access
the disk in any way, like the one on that FlameRobin log extract:
Starting transaction...
Preparing statement: SELECT LOCALTIMESTAMP FROM RDB$DATABASE
Statement prepared (elapsed time: 0.000s).
Field #01: .LOCALTIMESTAMP Alias:LOCALTIMESTAMP Type:TIMESTAMP
PLAN (RDB$DATABASE NATURAL)
Parameters: 0
Executing statement...
Statement executed (elapsed time: 0.000s).
0 fetches, 94 marks, 0 reads, 65 writes.
0 inserts, 0 updates, 0 deletes, 0 index, 1 seq.
Delta memory: 0 bytes.
Total execution time: 1.499s
Script execution finished.
Committing transaction...
Transaction committed (elapsed time: 0.340s).
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