Re:Drgn: How the Linux kernel team at Facebook debugs the ke...
by spullara on Tuesday December 14, 2021 @03:41AM
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This is a long time thing though. Tuxedo (a transaction processing system from the early 90s) would periodically restart processes to ensure that memory leaks didn't compromise the system. The Apache webserver has a knob for how many times you should run code in a process before restarting it. At the end of the day it is an extremely practical way to ensure that memory leaks don't bring your service down.
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