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It could even be that the agent already deallocated the memory, but the OS didn't fully release it yet due to the related kernel functions being as lazy as possible. That would explain why Virtual Size is close to zero, while resident size is not. This is assuming what's reported matches Linux convention, where Resident Set is the physical ram used and Virtual Set is the virtual memory pages requested by the process. Which may be in resident memory, mapped file or swap space. An assumtion that's immediately challenged by the fact that Windows uses different terminology, thus confusing what's actually being reported to start with.
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