Limit beats packet compressed and decompressed sizes#26141
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…igured maximums avoid allocating/copying the entire buffer after decompression so we can check for pathological payloads that would consume way too much memory both limits are configurable per input, so that if the defaults are too small for a specific user, they can override
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Description
When dealing with compressed beats payloads, we haven't limited their size.
Now we have individual limits for the sizes of the compressed and decompressed payload buffers.
For the decompressed buffer we now also avoid an unnecessary copy and check for exceeding the configured limit during decompression, which can help avoiding pathological decompression bombs.
Motivation and Context
Without limits and due to eager allocation it was possible to exhaust the available memory.
The defaults should be sensible for running with default beats batch sizes, but they are configurable per input in case users need higher limits (at the expense of more memory usage).
How Has This Been Tested?
Unit tests.
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