Hello. I have a Fedora Workstation machine. I monitor it with check_mk. Since the upgrade from 38 to 39, there is a constant warning about committed memory. Total virtual memory: 14.85% - 2.03 GB of 13.68 GB, Committed: 129% - 17.72 GB of 13.68 GB virtual memory (warn/crit at 100.00%/150.00% used) WARN Well, I know that RAM usage is not so simple to interpret, and honestly I don't understand it very well (what is committed memory?), but the workload of the machine is exactly the same as before (I use such computer to display a web page with Firefox, btw the situation does not change if I close Firefox), and as you can see in the attached graph, such committed memory usage started to grow the day I upgraded to Fedora 39. Any idea? Could it be a clue of some memory leak? Thanks, A.
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