What happens to local memory dump files after they are successfully uploaded to ActiveGate?

When local memory dump files are successfully uploaded to ActiveGate, they are deleted from local storage. This is part of the system's design to ensure that memory dumps are not stored indefinitely on the local machine, which could lead to unnecessary use of disk space and potential security risks due to sensitive information contained in those dumps. By removing them after a successful upload, the system maintains a cleaner environment and mitigates the risks associated with retaining sensitive data locally.

While options suggesting encryption, marking as uploaded, or archiving might seem plausible at first glance, they do not accurately reflect the behavior of local memory dump files in relation to uploading to ActiveGate.