Fix memory leak by limiting internal message queue size #63
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This commit addresses GitHub issue #61 where memory usage keeps increasing and garbage collection fails, eventually causing node crashes after several days.
Root Cause:
The syslog4j library queues messages internally with no limit by default when using TCP/SSL protocols. Under high message throughput, this causes unbounded memory growth leading to OOM errors.
Solution:
The conservative default of 500 prevents memory leaks while still allowing reasonable buffering. Users experiencing high throughput can tune this value based on their needs, but should avoid unlimited queuing (-1).
When the queue is full, the plugin will block until space is available, providing natural backpressure instead of consuming all available memory.
Configuration:
Fixes #61
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