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Hi, The issue seems to be related to the indexes, with a total consumption of 4172MB. Consider reviewing the indexes on the tables in the "testenv_prod" schema. Check for any unusually large or redundant indexes. Also I recommend you to check the MySQL error log for any entries or warnings related to memory issues. The error log might provide additional clues about what is happening during the memory drop. And the last, Review your queries, stored procedures and other application code for any unoptimized queries or operations that could be paging/caching data in memory over time.
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