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Perf: reduce memory usage when reloading with large configurations. - #1608
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Currently, configuration parsing involves multiple rounds of JSON encoding and decoding. This consumes significant CPU cycles, creates numerous temporary objects in memory, and leads to memory bloat. This PR bypasses all of that unnecessary processing and returns the parsed object directly.
Construct regexpified_pattern at init phase and get rid of the closure
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What
Small perf to reduce memory bloat for big configuration.
For a setup with 1000 services, each has 2 policy and 100 mapping rules.
Verification steps
Check the memory stats again, you should see it lower memory usage