When working with .NET Core applications running in Linux containers on Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS), troubleshooting memory-related issues can be a challenging task. One of the most effective ways to investigate such issues is by capturing a memory dump, which provides a snapshot of your application’s memory at a given point in time. This guide walks you through the process of capturing and analyzing memory dumps for .NET Core applications running in AKS.
Prerequisites
Before we get started, ensure that:
- You have a .NET Core application running in a Linux-based container on AKS.
- You have access to the Azure Kubernetes Service and can execute
kubectl commands.
- You are familiar with basic Kubernetes and Docker commands.
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