broker: lazy read buffer allocation #454
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A large number of journals being read can cause a significant amount of memory usage from pre-allocating buffers, especially if a high percentage of journals rarely get new data. Waiting to allocate the read buffer until the first read reduces memory usage when many read streams are opened but only a few have data available to read.
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A large number of journals being read can cause a significant amount of memory usage from pre-allocating buffers, especially if a high percentage of journals rarely get new data.
Waiting to allocate the read buffer until the first read reduces memory usage when many read streams are opened but only a few have data available to read.