Hi,

I tested the patch "v1-0001-Add-per-backend-AIO-statistics.patch".
The patch applied cleanly without conflicts. I rebuilt PostgreSQL,
installed the patched binaries, initialized a fresh cluster using
initdb, and verified that the new function pg_stat_get_backend_aio()
was successfully added and available.
For functional testing, I first queried the new function before
generating any workload:
started          = 74
executed_sync    = 73
executed_async   = 1
completed_self   = 73
completed_other  = 0
handle_waits     = 0
submitted        = 1

To generate AIO activity, I created a table with 1,000,000 rows, ran
ANALYZE, and executed SELECT COUNT(*) on the table. After the
workload, I queried pg_stat_get_backend_aio(pg_backend_pid()) again
and observed:
started          = 26632
executed_sync    = 137
executed_async   = 26495
completed_self   = 224
completed_other  = 0
handle_waits     = 0
submitted        = 26480

The results show a significant increase in the started,
executed_async, and submitted counters after the workload, which is
consistent with the expected increase in asynchronous I/O activity.
The completed_other and handle_waits counters remained at zero during
my testing, which was expected for this workload.
Overall, the new function returned the expected per-backend AIO
statistics, and the observed values reflected the generated workload.
I did not encounter any build or functional issues while testing the
patch.

Regards
Solai


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