How does too many nodes in a process model increase memory footprint?

hi Yogi Patel  too many nodes need to handle many process variables that need to be stored and managed throughout the lifecycle of the process. If each node interacts with a large number of variables, or if there are many intermediate variables, this increases the memory footprint.

Appian allocates threads to handle node execution. More nodes can lead to higher thread usage, which consumes memory.

Managing the dependencies and interactions between the nodes may require additional memory.

each node generates log more number of nodes may require more logging data to be stored

hi Yogi Patel  too many nodes need to handle many process variables that need to be stored and managed throughout the lifecycle of the process. If each node interacts with a large number of variables, or if there are many intermediate variables, this increases the memory footprint.

Appian allocates threads to handle node execution. More nodes can lead to higher thread usage, which consumes memory.

Managing the dependencies and interactions between the nodes may require additional memory.

each node generates log more number of nodes may require more logging data to be stored