PostEvictionCallBack causing memory leak

[kcritchnau-qt]

Describe the bug
I am using the RegisterPostEvictionCallback to auto-refresh my cache when it expires. This is causing my memory usage to gradually creep up over time. I am logging when the eviction happens, as well as when the GetOrAdd() is being called, and both are firing. I suspect it's an issue with garbage collection.

Here's a graph of the memory usage today. I had a failed deployment at 10:20 that took the site down for a while, as you can see once it came back up the memory usage has crept up consistently.

Here is the code I am using to configure the cache:

private MemoryCacheEntryOptions GetCacheEntryOptions()
      {
          var options = new LazyCacheEntryOptions().SetAbsoluteExpiration(_cacheOptions.Timeout,
              ExpirationMode.ImmediateEviction);
          
          options.RegisterPostEvictionCallback((keyEvicted, value, reason, state) =>
          {
              if (reason is not (EvictionReason.Expired or EvictionReason.TokenExpired)) return;
              var keyString = keyEvicted.ToString();
              _logger.LogInformation("Evicted division {KeyString} from cache", keyString);
              var division = int.Parse(keyString);
              _appCache.GetOrAdd(keyEvicted.ToString(), () => GetDivisionUsersForCache(division),
                  GetCacheEntryOptions());
          });
          return options;
      }

Expected behavior
The memory usage stays consistent.

** Framework and Platform

• OS: Windows Server 2019
• Framework: .NET 6
• LazyCache.AspNetCore 2.4.0