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…kage directly Added check for tablemap events
…tener class. Introduced a mechanism to limit the maximum size of the binlog processing queue, thus also limiting memory usage. This maximum processing queue size is configurable
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Cleaned up BinLogStream logs a bit
Simplified BinLogListener stopping mechanism
Added a few more defensive stopped checks to the binlog listener
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… memory usage rather than number of events
… memory usage rather than number of events. Introduced a maximum timeout that the binlog processing queue can be paused before auto-resuming. This is to prevent the replication connection timing out.
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Sometimes when a large number of MySQL binlog events were received in a short timeframe, the bucket storage could not persist the events fast enough, causing a backlog in the processing queue. This could lead to out of memory errors because the queue size itself was unbounded.
We now monitor the queue memory footprint, and if it is found to have reached the configured maximum, we pause the binlog listener until all the events currently in the queue have been processed, or after a certain amount of time has passed. Streaming is then immediately resumed.
This effectively limits the number of in flight events that are in memory at any given point when replicating.
To accomplish the above a big chunk of the binlog listening logic was moved to its own class. This cleans up the BinLogStream a bit and made for easier testing.
Additionally, the interim types declared for the Zongji listener were moved to the Zongji repository in this pull request:
powersync-ja/powersync-mysql-zongji#3
The binlog listener config has been updated to include the port, which solves the issue reported here:
#238