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title: "Discussion on \"Memory Leak Diagnosing using Flame Graphs\" | Hashnode"
description: "Discussion on \"Memory Leak Diagnosing using Flame Graphs\". Starting with greptimedb#1733 in last June, GreptimeDB has adopted Jemalloc as its default memory allocator. This change not only boosts performance and reduces memory fragmentation but also offers convenient memory analysis capabilities.\nIn our prev..."
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# [Memory Leak Diagnosing using Flame Graphs](https://greptime.hashnode.dev/memory-leak-diagnosing-using-flame-graphs?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed)

Starting with greptimedb#1733 in last June, GreptimeDB has adopted Jemalloc as its default memory allocator. This change not only boosts performance and reduces memory fragmentation but also offers convenient memory analysis capabilities. In our prev...

Jan 19, 2024 · 5 min read · greptime.hashnode.dev  
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