Limit the size of replay resource data chunks to reduce memory usage#2171
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This change can reduce the memory usage a bit as grpc's copies of the resource data are smaller than before, limit of 100MB in practice should be large enough to not hurt data transferring performance.
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This change can reduce the memory usage a bit as grpc's copies of the
resource data are smaller than before, limit of 100MB in practice should
be large enough to not hurt data transferring performance.