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Do Memory & Swap Utilization % mean anything?
I'm on Redhat and Suse systems. Seems like the old HP systems didn't use swap until things got bad.
Memory and Swap are usually about 100% used regardless of system load according to 10g Grid Control & the OS (top & swapinfo)
How can I tell actual memory or swap usage?
How about pages in/out over a time period?
Is there a utility for this?
Then there's the system load. If we're at 37 average load, we're really at 100% capacity .. aka dead, unable to accept connections. Maybe I should apply a multiplier to this load number to get actual.
Any ideas on realistically managing memory on Linux?
Ken
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