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A data engineering team has observed a significant and persistent performance degradation in a high-throughput batch processing pipeline shortly after a major cloud infrastructure upgrade. Initial troubleshooting efforts, focusing on code optimization and parameter tuning within the pipeline itself, have yielded no substantial improvement. The team is now deliberating on the most prudent next course of action to diagnose and resolve the issue effectively.

Initiate a deep-dive analysis of the entire data processing ecosystem, examining resource utilization across all related services, network latency, storage I/O, and configuration drift in the upgraded environment, to identify systemic bottlenecks or integration issues.
Roll back the infrastructure upgrade to the previous stable version to immediately restore pipeline performance, and then conduct a post-mortem analysis of the upgrade's impact in a controlled testing environment.
Deploy enhanced logging and monitoring specifically within the pipeline's code, focusing on identifying any new exceptions or performance bottlenecks occurring at the function or method level.
Convene a series of cross-functional meetings with the infrastructure team to gather their anecdotal observations about the upgrade's stability and potential side effects, without performing independent verification.

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