Enterprise Application Architecture with .NET Core

Analysing memory leaks

Sometimes bad design and pitching something on production without prior testing or code reviews embrace quality issues. Memory leak is one of the most common factors in software that increases the memory, where often, restarting or killing the process is the only possible solution.

Memory leak is a type of resource leak in which the application does not manage the memory property and does not deallocate or dispose the objects from heap storage.

In the managed world of .NET, GC (garbage collection) is done automatically by the CLR from time to time and developers don't follow the practice of disposing objects and often rely on the GC to free up memory. However, this is not always a good practice with enterprise-level ...