ui: add go scheduling latency graph to Overload dashboard #93217
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Release note (ui change): We added a goroutine scheduling latency graph to the Overload dashboard in the UI. It shows what the per-node p99 scheduling latency is for goroutines.
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Some infra issue we have internally, asked here. |
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Hi @irfansharif. Was there an issue for this? |
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Release note (ui change): We added a goroutine scheduling latency graph to the Overload dashboard in the UI. It shows what the per-node p99 scheduling latency is for goroutines.