Ah, the classic GLOG-induced service stall - brings back memories! I've seen similar scenarios where logging, meant to be a safety net, turns into a trap. Your 90-99% figure resonates with my experience. It's like opening a small window for fresh air and having a storm barrel in. We eventually had to balance between logging verbosity and system performance, kind of like a tightrope walk over a sea of unpredictable IO delays. Makes one appreciate the delicate art of designing logging systems that don't end up hogging the spotlight (and resources) themselves, doesn't it?
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