Right now each QUICStream has a single buffer used to read data out of quiche. The size of this is set using a constant value from quiche of about 1mb. As a result each QUICStream reserves 1MB of memory for it's lifespan. That is far too much memory to be used especially when we have multiple active connections going on.
The solution is to reduce this to a few KB at most. If it's not already it should be a configured value as well when creating a client or server.
Additional context
Related: #65 - Original approach to solving the problem but it was not appropriate.
Tasks
Reduce the buffer used by each QUICStream for reading data out of quiche
If it still needs to be done, this value needs to be set on construction of the QUICStream and by extension anything that creates a QUICStream.
Specification
Right now each
QUICStreamhas a single buffer used to read data out of quiche. The size of this is set using a constant value from quiche of about 1mb. As a result eachQUICStreamreserves 1MB of memory for it's lifespan. That is far too much memory to be used especially when we have multiple active connections going on.The solution is to reduce this to a few KB at most. If it's not already it should be a configured value as well when creating a client or server.
Additional context
Related: #65 - Original approach to solving the problem but it was not appropriate.
Tasks
QUICStreamfor reading data out of quicheQUICStreamand by extension anything that creates aQUICStream.