Dramatically cut RAM usage when performing typical filtering by ARN. #732
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Thank you for the contribution @anonymous-work-156 - merged and released |
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Happy to contribute. I've also made other changes on my fork which might be of interest, but as it stands I don't have a comprehensive test env, so it would be some extra work for you. Wildcard matching of select target, selecting of either user or role, sorting select results, then into parallel processing (relevant for locally cached events). I have also been exploring generation of additional resource ARNs which are not stated explicitly in events. |
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By using a generator function instead of loading all events into RAM, memory usage is cut significantly when scanning significant numbers of events. This is useful to find less-used IAM roles inside busy trails.