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When it comes to measuring the memory consumption of our processes, we often rely on tools such as htop to give us an indication of how much RAM is being used. However, this method can be misleading and doesn’t always accurately reflect the true memory usage of a process.
There are many different ways in which htop may not be a reliable indicator of memory usage. For instance, a process may allocate memory in advance but not use it, or it may not free deallocated memory, leading to overstated memory consumption.