Allow for number of scanners to be configurable #762
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Follow-up for #760 -- turns out, yara-x is trying to reserve a large amount of memory for each scanner it creates which causes issues in Cloud Run.
To avoid this, we can make the number of scanners configurable (similar to overall concurrency).
I tested this and the performance difference between one scanner and the default of
runtime.NumCPU
is about 7x for very large packages (number of files), so hopefully we can at least run 2-4 in Cloud Run. That said, we can always sacrifice performance for stability and most scans are in the tens of files, not hundreds of thousands.To set the new value, we'll just add
MaxScanners: <value>
to the config where necessary (similar to the changes in the refresh code in this PR).