[kuschku]

> All data is stored and transmitted as JSON – the embedded database, the database server, REST APIs, stream APIs, and batch APIs.

That’s likely going to become an issue with my usecase – even currently while using a custom binary format on the net, and decoding with Java NIO, we’re seeing ~80-90% CPU utilization on latest Android phones for ~4-5 seconds during connection to sync the latest tenthousands to hundredthousands of messages.

I doubt using Strings, and specifically JSON, will make that more performant.

(But I’ll definitely look into your code as inspiration for how to continue)