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It’s useful from time to time to evaluate the performance of an entire project - or at least selected parts of it. This is especially important when adding new features or performing major code refactoring. However, performance checks can also be done ad hoc, or ideally, on a regular basis.

In this blog post, I’d like to demonstrate a quick way to identify and analyze a particular type of performance issue in Debezium. The post walks through the full cycle: setting up a lightweight performance test, analyzing the results, proposing an improvement, and evaluating its impact.

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