As far as I remember, double the RAM up to 2 G. Linux doesn't use more
than 2 G of swap. And if you have 16 G of RAM, you'll probably never
use any swap.
Esquivel, Vicente wrote:
Is it still recommended that your swap space be twice the size of the
RAM you have on a server? I mean is it practical to setup 32GB of swap
space when you have 16GB of RAM on a server? Seems like a lot of swap
space to setup and have there not really being used but I could be
missing something.
Thanks
Vince
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