.NET Core 2.1.6 + EF Core in Azure , memory leak issues











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We are currently running a backend application in Azure, which is running on .NET core 2.16 (windows), and uses EF Core with SQL database in Azure. At the moment we are experiencing a slow increase in memory usage which seems related to the number of API calls. After performing a memory dump i noticed that there are a lot of Objects of 'Microsoft.Extensions.Caching.Memory.CacheEntry', i am thinking there must be a memory leak occurring or GC is not working properly.



I made a screenshot of the dump, i am curious if anyone has any ideas about this, is this a problem related to the current .net Core version or do i need to investigate more in the EF queries and general configuration?






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    We are currently running a backend application in Azure, which is running on .NET core 2.16 (windows), and uses EF Core with SQL database in Azure. At the moment we are experiencing a slow increase in memory usage which seems related to the number of API calls. After performing a memory dump i noticed that there are a lot of Objects of 'Microsoft.Extensions.Caching.Memory.CacheEntry', i am thinking there must be a memory leak occurring or GC is not working properly.



    I made a screenshot of the dump, i am curious if anyone has any ideas about this, is this a problem related to the current .net Core version or do i need to investigate more in the EF queries and general configuration?






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      We are currently running a backend application in Azure, which is running on .NET core 2.16 (windows), and uses EF Core with SQL database in Azure. At the moment we are experiencing a slow increase in memory usage which seems related to the number of API calls. After performing a memory dump i noticed that there are a lot of Objects of 'Microsoft.Extensions.Caching.Memory.CacheEntry', i am thinking there must be a memory leak occurring or GC is not working properly.



      I made a screenshot of the dump, i am curious if anyone has any ideas about this, is this a problem related to the current .net Core version or do i need to investigate more in the EF queries and general configuration?






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      We are currently running a backend application in Azure, which is running on .NET core 2.16 (windows), and uses EF Core with SQL database in Azure. At the moment we are experiencing a slow increase in memory usage which seems related to the number of API calls. After performing a memory dump i noticed that there are a lot of Objects of 'Microsoft.Extensions.Caching.Memory.CacheEntry', i am thinking there must be a memory leak occurring or GC is not working properly.



      I made a screenshot of the dump, i am curious if anyone has any ideas about this, is this a problem related to the current .net Core version or do i need to investigate more in the EF queries and general configuration?






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