Where are you leaking memory? Memprof knows. It rewrites your Ruby binary in memory to do deep awesome. # railsconf
memprof.com "a web-based heap visualizer and leak analyzer" Sounds good but site is showing a passenger error page now. # railsconf
@ aslak hellesoy Download the PDF @ http://timetobleed.com/ Looks better on your laptop
Joe's slides had poor contrast - luckily they were available online. Check 'um out, there's some good info there.
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…new web service by Joe Damato and Ruby Hero Aman Gupta. Memprof allows you to collect memory usage information from a Ruby process and immediately upload and view it using an intuitive web interface.
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…Aman's Memprof depends on the presence of debugging symbols. Memprof should work out-of-the-box with this release of REE.
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