Need node guy for fix memory leak issue

hello, i'm an expert node.js programmer and i can scan your app and define the memory leak you have. thanks

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Hi, Steps I will follow:- ================= * Try running your app using a different node version (try newer one); * Make sure your functions are “pure”; * Check for variable references; * Check your node modules, the lesser the better; use memwatch-next is a great package, and checkout this gist; * Ask people around you if you are working in an office * Take at least 3 heapdump and compare them, I would recommend watching this video by Google * Run your app on debug mode and take heapdump profiler * This might be one of the most tedious steps, but try taking heap snapshot after every action on your app and compare them; * Divide and conquer approach, create a new git branch and try to remove pieces of your code until you know you’re isolated the problem; Experience and Skills :- ************************* >> 8+ years of experience in Development and Designing websites. >> HTML,CSS,Java Script & frameworks. >> Hands on major PHP framework & CMSs. Please find more about me and my past work & Client reviews here: ********************************************************** https://www.freelancer.com/u/jatinsehgal19 Warm Regards Jatin ✦ Price is just a placeholder until we discuss the project!

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Hi, Greetings! I have read your job description and would like to work on this project where you are facing memory leak issue. Please share the project details so that I can test it . Looking forward to hear from you soon. Thanks

I am working in Nodejs and mongodb from past 3 years. Can help you fix memory leakage of any kind in Mongo.

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I have great experience in debugging for memory leaks in node js. I use request module for testing the possible leaks from APIs by hitting 60-80 thousand requests programmatically. I have experience with memory snapshots in Nodejs debugger. why choose me? I have worked on the project that leaks memory and fixed it successfully. Knowledge about nodejs promises and async await libraries that may possibly leak memory due to wrong implementation or handling.