- Version: 4.4.2
- Platform: Linux (Ubuntu Server 8 - Jessie), kernel 3.16
- Subsystem: dgram.js
UDP sockets seem to have a memory leak. Seems that it's not the first time it had that, so it feels to me that it might be a regression. The following test code reproduces it:
const Crypto = require('crypto');
const Dgram = require('dgram');
let socket = Dgram.createSocket('udp4');
setInterval(() => {
for (let i = 0; i < 30; i++) {
socket.send(Crypto.randomBytes(50), 0, 50, 8125, 'example.org');
}
}, 10);
Memory grows approximately at a rate of 1 MB/s in my machine. I assume that a UDP socket should just send the data (no matter if no one is listening on the other side), so there should not be this huge memory consumption.
UDP sockets seem to have a memory leak. Seems that it's not the first time it had that, so it feels to me that it might be a regression. The following test code reproduces it:
Memory grows approximately at a rate of 1 MB/s in my machine. I assume that a UDP socket should just send the data (no matter if no one is listening on the other side), so there should not be this huge memory consumption.