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How does persistence work here?

Is memory stored locally or does it need Tencent cloud?

This is the biggest waste i have ever seen. Agents spend most of their time just reading files they already read before. If they could remember what they learned , they would be way faster and cheaper.

per the article, the old ones (MIPS, Alpha, and so on) died before hotpatching even existed. 32-bit ARM came later but never had a Windows Server version, and hot-patching is a Server feature so there was no point adding it.

That is good. I will check out then. It would be useful if it catches the port conflicts too

This is neat. I normally have many dev tools running and always forget which one is using ports or eating RAM. Does this monitor Docker / local servers too?