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Preparing to troubleshoot memory pressure issues: a primer on virtual memory - 10

Posted: Aug 27, 2012 at 2:27 PM
By: BradL
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In Part1 of this series, we discussed how most every application issue in production can be listed in one of three buckets: exceptions, non-responsiveness, and performance issues. This last bucket includes memory pressure issues, which is by far the most common type of .NET application issue I've seen in my time at Microsoft Support.

This episode is the first of three dedicated to troubleshooting memory pressure issues in .NET applications (the kind of troubleshooting Microsoft Support performs in the production environment). But before we jump straight into the aspects of troubleshooting, it's best to get a good understanding of virtual memory. Without this background, many of your troubleshooting efforts may lead to dead ends or - even worse - false conclusions.

.NET Debugging for the Production Environment, Part 9

.NET Debugging for the Production Environment, Part 11

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James

Aug 30, 2012 at 6:28 PM

Excellent foundational expose. Thanks for sharing!
Randhir

Sep 10, 2012 at 1:57 AM

Hey Brad,

Did you miss posting episode 7, 8, & 9? After 6, the next one shows as 10.

-Randhir
BradL

Sep 10, 2012 at 10:22 AM

Ran@Randhir: Good catch. Episodes 7-9 have been recorded, but there were issues & need to be re-recorded before I post them. I should be able to get them published in the next few weeks.

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