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-    <h2>What you can do with AlwaysOn Profiling</h2>
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 Here are some of the things you can do with AlwaysOn Profiling for Splunk APM:
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 Memory profiling adds memory allocation data to stack traces and exposes memory metrics, so that you can discover leaks and unusual consumption patterns in your instrumented services and applications. See :ref:`memory-profiling-scenario`.
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 The following programming languages have instrumentation available: 
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 To get started, instrument your application or service for Splunk APM and activate AlwaysOn Profiling.