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Zero-Copy Serialization in TypeScript: Tracking Memory Through Structured Clone and Transferables in Web Workers

A serverless function processing 10k messages/sec consumes 200MB RAM. We explore structured clone and transferables to reduce memory copies.
Zero-Copy Serialization in TypeScript: Tracking Memory Through Structured Clone and Transferables in Web Workers

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