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sudosudo Member
edited July 2017 in General

incorrect post. Sorry about that.

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  • If you're having lots of swapping (monitor disk I/O), definitely. Otherwise, if you have some memory hogs running but not active (e.g. Java), it will swap in only when required. I prefer to run with vm.swappiness=1, check what's the setting on your server.

    Either way, better to plan for an upgrade as you don't have room for growth in RAM usage.

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