camper42 commented on PR #17296:
URL: https://github.com/apache/iceberg/pull/17296#issuecomment-5087385147

      We deployed Iceberg 1.11.0 with commit 2493bb7 from this PR cherry-picked
      into our Spark runtime and observed a substantial improvement in a 
production
      Structured Streaming workload.
   
      Environment/workload:
   
      - Spark 3.5.8, Scala 2.12, Java 17
      - Iceberg format-version 3, merge-on-read
      - 102 concurrent streaming queries performing MERGE operations
      - 20 executors, 4 cores each
      - 16 GiB executor heap + 24 GiB memory overhead (40 GiB pod limit)
      - spark.sql.shuffle.partitions=400
      - Same application code, tables, and checkpoints before and after the 
change
   
      Representative observations:
   
      Before the fix:
      - Peak executor DirectPoolMemory: 15.43 GiB
      - Peak container RSS: 33.19 GiB
      - Peak working set: 33.58 GiB
      - The application became unhealthy after about 7 minutes, with 54 failed 
jobs,
        314 failed tasks, executor losses, and subsequent shuffle fetch 
failures.
   
      After cherry-picking this PR:
      - Peak executor DirectPoolMemory: 0.017 GiB (~17 MiB)
      - Peak container RSS: 18.05 GiB
      - Peak working set: 19.31 GiB
      - After 17 minutes, 755 jobs had succeeded with no failed jobs or tasks.
      - The executors had processed approximately 771 GiB of shuffle reads and
        922 GiB of shuffle writes.
      - JVM heap pressure remained comparable (15.34 GiB before vs 15.86 GiB 
after),
        indicating that the workload was not materially lighter.
   
      This is a greater than 900x reduction in peak DirectPoolMemory. Container
      memory usage can still approach the cgroup limit because of reclaimable
      inactive file cache, but RSS and working set remain stable around 16–18 
GiB,
      with no observed OOMKills.
   
      AI Disclosure
   
      Model: GPT-5.6 Sol
      Platform/Tool: Pi
      Human Oversight: reviewed


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