perf: reduce the memory footprint of REST collector #3303
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When the REST collector walks pagination links, it does so recursively. Each of these recursive calls retains the previous REST response on the stack, and when there are many recursive calls, a lot of memory can be used. Replace the recursive calls with iterative ones.
rahulguptajss
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Hardikl
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Hardikl
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Nov 19, 2024
When the REST collector walks pagination links, it does so recursively. Each of these recursive calls retains the previous REST response on the stack, and when there are many recursive calls, a lot of memory can be used. Replace the recursive calls with iterative ones.
Hardikl
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Nov 19, 2024
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When the REST collector walks pagination links, it does so recursively. Each of these recursive calls retains the previous REST response on the stack, and when there are many recursive calls, a lot of memory can be used. Replace the recursive calls with iterative ones.