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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
Currently, to report compressed profiles, the caller needs to manually compress the pprof data that is generated by ddprof-profiles before calling the exporter to report this data back to the backend.
Describe the goal of the feature
By having ddprof-profiles compress the data, the caller would no longer need to take care of this, and as a bonus side-effect memory usage during serialization would be reduced.
Describe alternatives you've considered
We could have the ddprof-exporter take care of the compression, but that means increased memory usage (because we would still need to hold the uncompressed pprof in memory).
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[FEATURE] ddprof-profiles should gzip profiles as it serializes them
[FEATURE] ddprof-profiles should compress profiles as it serializes them
Feb 7, 2022
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
Currently, to report compressed profiles, the caller needs to manually compress the pprof data that is generated by ddprof-profiles before calling the exporter to report this data back to the backend.
Describe the goal of the feature
By having ddprof-profiles compress the data, the caller would no longer need to take care of this, and as a bonus side-effect memory usage during serialization would be reduced.
Describe alternatives you've considered
We could have the ddprof-exporter take care of the compression, but that means increased memory usage (because we would still need to hold the uncompressed pprof in memory).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: