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feat(storage): Use raw proto access for read resumption strategy (#1764)
The proto-plus library provides protocol buffer message classes that
behave like native Python types. While convenient, my profiling confirms
this abstraction comes with a significant performance penalty in our hot
paths. Every time we access a field on a proto-plus object, the library
triggers dynamic lookups and wrapper instantiation. In our hot data
ingestion loop, this overhead accumulates rapidly over multiple chunks.
My benchmarking shows that accessing the underlying C++ Protobuf
directly is ~2x faster than going through the proto-plus wrapper
(measured over 30,000 iterations). While 30,000 operations might sound
high, it corresponds to downloading just 60GB of data (assuming 2MB
chunks) for accessing just one attribute. For high-performance workloads
(e.g., downloading at 1GB/s) so it only takes 60s to complete the
process. Additionally this wrapper overhead introduces measurable
latency not just for data access, but for every metadata check and state
update that repeats per chunk.
This PR bypass proto-plus in our critical IO loops and interact directly
with the underlying C++ Protobuf structures. This eliminates the
"Wrapper tax" without changing the external behavior of the application.
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