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When troubleshooting performance issues, one should first break down the timeline to locate which segment the time is spent in (request retries, waiting for permission, command process not finishing, etc.); when observational data is lacking, add observability before changing timeouts, and should not enlarge the model or all timeout values without locating the cause.
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