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Severe performance degradation of lightweight GET/SET operations after sending large MSET payload #1479

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@krasin-ga

Describe the bug

I've noticed significant performance degradation of lightweight GET/SET operations after benchmarks that include MSET calls with a large payload.

The reproduction program runs in iterations. In each iteration, it measures latency of SET/GET on a fixed set of small keys, then issues an MSET with a growing number of large key/value pairs. As iterations progress, GET/SET operations on small, unrelated keys become steadily slower. The performance does not return to baseline between iterations, indicating an accumulating effect of large MSET payloads.

Example output from a single run:

Total time get/setting small values:
1. 00:00:00.2042555 // baseline execution time 
2. 00:00:01.6004488 // After MSET of 50 MB
3. 00:00:03.0718716 // After MSET of 75 MB..
4. 00:00:03.8109514
5. 00:00:03.7260123
6. 00:00:09.6063183

Despite identical GET/SET workloads, total execution time increases by more than an order of magnitude.

Steps to reproduce the bug

Reproduction program is available here:
https://github.com/krasin-ga/respsody/blob/main/util/Respsody.Util.Playground/Program.cs

Expected behavior

GET/SET operations on small keys should remain fast and consistent, even after performing large MSET commands. Total execution time should not increase noticeably between iterations.

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1.0.91 / v2.0.0-beta.1

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Windows 11 Pro 26200.7309

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