Reduce memory usage during Alter execution#9301
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We currently use y.Throttle type to ensure that we do not concurrently build indexes for many predicates at the same time to avoid opening too many files on disk. This type allocates large memory initially to achieve this. By default, on my machine we allocate 128 MB of memory every time Alter is called. Now, Go is slow to release this memory back to OS increasing the memory usage. This PR sets the max to 1024 predicates at a time. It would be lower if Alter request involves fewer predicates in the request
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We currently use y.Throttle type to ensure that we do not concurrently build indexes for many predicates at the same time to avoid opening too many files on disk. This type allocates large memory initially to achieve this. By default, on my machine we allocate 128 MB of memory every time Alter is called. Now, Go is slow to release this memory back to OS increasing the memory usage.
This PR sets the max to 1024 predicates at a time. It would be lower if Alter request involves fewer predicates in the request