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March 10, 2005How much memory does a .NET application use?Posted 2992 days ago on March 10, 2005The memory usage of .NET applications is a frequent discussion topic. It usually starts when a developer looks in Task Manager and sees a huge figure in the "Mem usage" column. But is Task Manager the best place to evaluate your application's memory requirements? In this short article I've had a go at explaining why Task Manager is misleading, and how to get a more useful measurement. I'll just add this: however you twist it, .NET (and Java) applications do consume a lot of memory. How much memory does my .NET application use? No comments, be the first! Comments are closed |
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