I'm running a .NET Core application in a docker container that runs in a EC2 instance on AWS.
I have a function for resizing profile images before they get uploaded and I'm using a third party library called ImageSharp for this. The library uses ArrayPools when handling the images and my memory usage shoots up to about 1GB after handling a image.
But after the request has completed the memory usage never goes back, but is allocated to these memory pools.
Since I only have 1GB memory in my EC2 instance the entire instance crashes if I try to for example deploy a new version of my app when there is only 70MB memory available.
Is there any way to free up the memory allocated to the ArrayPools after I have finished a request so my containers don't run out of memory?
Hey Guys!
I'm running a .NET Core application in a docker container that runs in a EC2 instance on AWS.
I have a function for resizing profile images before they get uploaded and I'm using a third party library called ImageSharp for this. The library uses ArrayPools when handling the images and my memory usage shoots up to about 1GB after handling a image.
But after the request has completed the memory usage never goes back, but is allocated to these memory pools.
Since I only have 1GB memory in my EC2 instance the entire instance crashes if I try to for example deploy a new version of my app when there is only 70MB memory available.
Is there any way to free up the memory allocated to the ArrayPools after I have finished a request so my containers don't run out of memory?