rabbit-slide-pmq20-tracing-a-memory-leak-in-a-long-running-eventmachine-application
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In Huanteng Smart we manufacture smart household gadgets which all connect to a single long running eventmachine application to receive and send instructions with the server. This eventmachine application is a single Linux process holding all TCP connections never closes them. One day, we found that this process was leaking memory, and here is how we managed to trace its cause.
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rake publish
gem install rabbit-slide-pmq20-tracing-a-memory-leak-in-a-long-running-eventmachine-application-en
rabbit rabbit-slide-pmq20-tracing-a-memory-leak-in-a-long-running-eventmachine-application-en.gem
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We found that rabbit-slide-pmq20-tracing-a-memory-leak-in-a-long-running-eventmachine-application demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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