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Reduce memory usage of CollectCom #254

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KtorZ opened this issue Mar 10, 2022 · 0 comments
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Reduce memory usage of CollectCom #254

KtorZ opened this issue Mar 10, 2022 · 0 comments
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KtorZ commented Mar 10, 2022

Collect-Com is currently one of our most expensive operation, especially because the execution budget is shared with other scripts (commits). So, in order to increase the number of participants, we want to optimize the collect-com mostly in terms of memory (CPU is fine so far).
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Slightly increase maximum memory budget for end-to-end
c6f9d94 
  This is a temporary measure because, if we indeed want to run this on
  THE testnet, we need the execution budget to be smaller. So optimizing
  collect-com is a must (or reviewing the approach to do smaller steps
  via sequential collect of commits).

  → #254
ch1bo pushed a commit that referenced this issue Mar 11, 2022
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Slightly increase maximum memory budget for end-to-end
792a770 
  This is a temporary measure because, if we indeed want to run this on
  THE testnet, we need the execution budget to be smaller. So optimizing
  collect-com is a must (or reviewing the approach to do smaller steps
  via sequential collect of commits).

  → #254
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