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How to make Rust leak memory (also: how to make it stop)

This is a post about fixing a memory leak in our Rust-based proxy, fly-proxy. That’s the code that gets your users’ requests to the nearest VM that can fulfill them, on one of our servers in one of 21 regions worldwide.

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