[Users] memory issues on openvz hardware node
Kirill Korotaev
dev at parallels.com
Wed Nov 28 15:22:47 EST 2012
This is absolutely normal: unlike VM virtualization, containers can benefit from available and not used memory on the host and use it e.g. for disk caches.
So kernel always tries to keep Free memory as low as possible by caching as much data as possible. It's good for performance.
Thanks,
Kirill
On Oct 29, 2012, at 18:09 , manoj j <manojj at adodis.com<mailto:manojj at adodis.com>>
wrote:
Hello All,
I have a query on openvz installation and management. It would be of great help if any body can help me out. I have posted the same question in many forums, but couldn't find a solution.
We have purchased a dedicated server with following configuration
32GB RAM (64GB SWAP) 16 core (Processor: Intel Quadcore E5420)
After that we have installed openvz kernel and hosted 13 VPS on it.
The issue what are facing is, i have allocated only 21GB RAM for all the VPS. However, the hardware, it is showing only 1113MB memory left!
# free -m
total used free shared buffers cached
Mem: 32112 30998 1113 0 1715 24082
-/+ buffers/cache: 5201 26911
Swap: 65538 0 65538
VPSID | RAM ALLOCATED
101
2GB
102
1GB
103
1GB
104
1GB
105
2GB
106
1GB
107
1GB
108
1GB
109
2GB
110
4GB
111
3GB
112
1GB
113
1GB
We are using solusvm control panel to manage the vms and in the node limit I have set the following limits
Max Memory: 32 GB Max Disk: 1 TB
WE have also set bustible RAM as same as the actual RAM for all the VMS.
Can anybody tell us what is the issue? Is it normal with openvz virtualisation ?
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