But that was just because I was showing a simplistic example. E.g.
here's a log of a vacuum finishing, and then another starting a few
seconds later (both vacuums lasting a fair while):
progress: 139.0 s, 2438.4 tps, txtime 13.033 ms stddev 3.830, lat 17530.784 ms
stddev 590.153, lag 17517.751 ms
progress: 140.0 s, 2489.0 tps, txtime 12.911 ms stddev 3.642, lat 17752.862 ms
stddev 600.661, lag 17739.952 ms
progress: 141.0 s, 2270.0 tps, txtime 14.021 ms stddev 4.965, lat 17973.805 ms
stddev 594.784, lag 17959.784 ms
progress: 142.0 s, 1408.0 tps, txtime 22.848 ms stddev 5.365, lat 18417.808 ms
stddev 632.729, lag 18394.960 ms
progress: 143.0 s, 3001.0 tps, txtime 10.724 ms stddev 4.318, lat 18796.971 ms
stddev 617.462, lag 18786.247 ms
progress: 144.0 s, 4678.0 tps, txtime 6.823 ms stddev 2.136, lat 18503.253 ms
stddev 669.072, lag 18496.431 ms
progress: 145.0 s, 4577.0 tps, txtime 7.001 ms stddev 1.526, lat 18108.596 ms
stddev 689.843, lag 18101.596 ms
progress: 146.0 s, 2596.0 tps, txtime 12.261 ms stddev 3.060, lat 17961.623 ms
stddev 683.498, lag 17949.363 ms
progress: 147.0 s, 2654.0 tps, txtime 12.072 ms stddev 3.282, lat 18120.009 ms
stddev 685.074, lag 18107.938 ms
progress: 148.0 s, 3471.0 tps, txtime 9.240 ms stddev 3.702, lat 18251.712 ms
stddev 676.572, lag 18242.472 ms
progress: 149.0 s, 3056.0 tps, txtime 10.468 ms stddev 5.131, lat 18058.950 ms
stddev 675.334, lag 18048.482 ms
progress: 150.0 s, 2319.0 tps, txtime 13.778 ms stddev 3.762, lat 18305.101 ms
stddev 688.186, lag 18291.323 ms
progress: 151.0 s, 2355.0 tps, txtime 13.567 ms stddev 3.891, lat 18586.073 ms
stddev 691.656, lag 18572.506 ms
progress: 152.0 s, 2321.0 tps, txtime 13.742 ms stddev 3.708, lat 18835.985 ms
stddev 709.580, lag 18822.244 ms
progress: 153.0 s, 2360.0 tps, txtime 13.604 ms stddev 3.533, lat 19121.166 ms
stddev 709.682, lag 19107.562 ms
The period inbetween where no vacuum was running is imo considerably
harder to spot looking at 'lat'.