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At first you can have a look at the resource monitor. From the command line I'd look at "top" and move the sorting column using the ">" and "<" keys. In this way you can sort by the RES or the %MEM field (usually %CPU is the default).
You can extract the same information using "ps", for example like this
See man top, in particular section "3. Interactive Commands" or look for some good article or tutorial, like this. Just out of curiosity, have you found the memory consuming process?
Everyone,
In the above post, Java is consuming a lot of RAM. I used to restart the tomcat(java) to fix this issue. Is there anyway to fix this , without restarting the tomcat server.
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