Memory leaks or bloat can appear quickly—for example, when pagination is missing, when dropdowns have no limits, or when large files are uploaded without direct transfer to S3. High RAM usage isn’t always caused by gems or the Rails setup itself.
We built a memory tracker that shows you what’s happening with RAM on production servers: <https://github.com/topkeyhq/memhealth>. **MemHealth** makes it easy to spot which endpoints are causing issues.

Memory leaks or bloat can appear quickly—for example, when pagination is missing, when dropdowns have no limits, or when large files are uploaded without direct transfer to S3. High RAM usage isn’t always caused by gems or the Rails setup itself.
We built a memory tracker that shows you what’s happening with RAM on production servers: <https://github.com/topkeyhq/memhealth>. **MemHealth** makes it easy to spot which endpoints are causing issues.