fix: agent - eBPF Correct the maximum data push delay #8703
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When a delay occurs in the eBPF data push cycle (i.e., the time difference between the current and previous trigger exceeds 100 milliseconds), we set the maximum data push delay to a special value (`PUSH_DELAY_EXCEEDED_MARKER`: 199000) to indicate that a delay has occurred, instead of providing the specific delay value. The reason is that in a multi-core environment, direct variable assignment in eBPF cannot ensure atomicity. Therefore, we use a special value to signify the occurrence of a delay.
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When a delay occurs in the eBPF data push cycle (i.e., the time difference between the current and previous trigger exceeds 100 milliseconds), we set the maximum data push delay to a special value (
PUSH_DELAY_EXCEEDED_MARKER: 199000) to indicate that a delay has occurred, instead of providing the specific delay value. The reason is that in a multi-core environment, direct variable assignment in eBPF cannot ensure atomicity. Therefore, we use a special value to signify the occurrence of a delay.This PR is for:
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