Creating a memory dump in C#

In this article, we’ve seen how easy it can be to have our application create memory dumps when it encounters performance issues or an unresponsive thread pool, allowing us to analyze the state of the application at the time of the problem instead of relying only on logging and reproducing scenarios. Combining this with the Visual Studio tools for analyzing memory dumps, we can gain deep insights into the behavior of our application and more effectively diagnose and resolve complex issues.