For now, access logs are produced by formatting diverse pieces of data, like socket addresses, tags, and so on. std::fmt::Display is implemented for those types, however, calling to_string() on those is CPU-consuming.
It would be beneficiary to produce access logs in a binary format, in order to reduce both formatting time and memory footprint.
Ideally, the binary format would be defined in a protobuf form, like most other types used outside of Sōzu, but this poses the challenge of expressing types like std::net::Socketddr in protobuf.
Keksoj
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For now, access logs are produced by formatting diverse pieces of data, like socket addresses, tags, and so on.
std::fmt::Displayis implemented for those types, however, callingto_string()on those is CPU-consuming.It would be beneficiary to produce access logs in a binary format, in order to reduce both formatting time and memory footprint.
Ideally, the binary format would be defined in a protobuf form, like most other types used outside of Sōzu, but this poses the challenge of expressing types like
std::net::Socketddrin protobuf.