Simple server wide memory profiler #10444
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Maybe we need to sample allocations and deallocations randomly (weighted by bytes) instead of using the change in peak memory usage. |
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Add simple server wide memory profiler that will collect allocation contexts when server memory usage becomes higher than the next allocation threshold. Currently the use of this profiler is limited because it only collects allocations in contexts when memory tracker is available. It's also limited because it fires only when peak memory usage is changed, so the possibility to detect small leaks is in question.