mbutrovich opened a new pull request, #3553:
URL: https://github.com/apache/datafusion-comet/pull/3553

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   Seeing heavy CPU utilization on I/O, latency-bound workloads (e.g., 10s of 
thousands of small Iceberg FileScanTasks on an object store). It looks like a 
busy-poll, but we've done some work to try to address that already (#2937, 
#2938, #3063).
   
   I think it's because the task executor thread does a `block_on` the stream, 
it's Pending, and then we await. However, if the I/O tasks aren't done, we just 
wake up again, check the stream, it's still Pending, and we await again. This 
essentially degrades to behavior equivalent to a busy-poll, and results in a 
ton of scheduling overhead in tokio.
   
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   For scenarios where we don't have any scans that need to pull batches from 
JVM, we set up a channel and pass that task into the tokio worker pool. This 
lets the tokio worker pool handle stream execution and allows the executor task 
thread from the JVM (that made the call into `executePlan` in jni_api.rs) to 
properly wait on a batch arriving.
   
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   Existing tests. I also benchmarked before and after with a workload that 1) 
creates an Iceberg table in Minio (S3) with 10,000 small data files 2) runs a 
query that reads all of the data. I couldn't simulate the latency added by the 
object store, but you can see the difference:


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