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bash - Add a big buffer to a pipe between two commands

Given a bash command line of the form

commandA | commandB

I want to add a buffer of size ~1MB that sits between commandA and commandB. I would expect to be able to do this with something of the form

commandA | BUFFER | commandB

but what is the command to use for BUFFER?

Remark: I want to do this in order to decouple the two commands to make them parallelize better. The problem is that commandB processes data in large chunks, which currently means that commandA blocks until commandB is done with a chunk. So everything runs sequentially :-(

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BUFFER is called buffer. (man 1 buffer, maybe after apt-get install buffer)


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