"To an outsider, that looks like the JVM heap just steadily growing, which is easy to mistake for a memory leak."
I cut the part that it's possible to make JVM return memory heap after compaction but usually it's not done, i.e. if something grew once, it's likely to do it again.
it's a reply to:
"To an outsider, that looks like the JVM heap just steadily growing, which is easy to mistake for a memory leak."
I cut the part that it's possible to make JVM return memory heap after compaction but usually it's not done, i.e. if something grew once, it's likely to do it again.