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Avoid allocating a session unless we need it#6
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A while ago we tried using sessions for the gateways fetching code. It killed our memory usage, as we were allocating a session for every single little fetch, even if we already had it cached locally.
Sessions will still take a solid hunk of memory, and we should work to address that separately, but this should help.