Nick,
Your graph shows 300MB of cached memory. The system will release
this if it needs
to. If you want to force the system to drop the cache so it LOOKS
like you have the
memory free you can just use the command from a shell that Laura
sent to you earlier.
sync; sync; echo 1 > /proc/sys/vm/drop_caches
Cached memory is used to help with performance, and the system will
release it if a
program makes a request for more than the "available" free memory.
Respectfully,
Stephen Barclay
On 3/29/2012 9:59 AM, Nick Furnell wrote:
Hi Guys
Just to update things regarding memory usage on ZLB (VMware 1
vCPU, 512Mb RAM & 1 NIC)
It has been running for a couple of months now, free memory
has hit zero (or very close to). With cached memory @ 300mb
How are sales going? Are we going to see a new feature list
soon for v2rc3?
Thanks for a great product.
Nick
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Company Number: 3228476
Registered office: 192 Altrincham Road,
Manchester M22 4RZ
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