Optimize single & batch query response writers to reduce memory allocation overhead #292
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Optimize single & batch query response writers to reduce memory allocation overhead caused by the servlet.
When large 10MiB+ responses are serialized, existing implementation performs significant amount of redundant string conversions and string concatenations. In my scenario overhead reached as much as 4GiB in extra RAM allocated.
This change replaces Json serialization into a String with Json serialization into byte array for both single and batch queries. In addition, it removes all string concatenations from batch response writer.