On 12/14/2009 05:50 PM, rek2 wrote:
VIRT includes a lot of shared memory, so it's not a very useful
number to
look at when trying to gauge how much memory a process is using.
Ok, so then what stats should we look to calculate the amount of
memory a server should have depending on how many guests we will like
to use?
The -m parameter to qemu, plus some overhead. If you use ksm or
ballooning or ssd swap you can overcommit, how much depends on your
workload.
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