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| posted by Greg Whynott on Dec. 22, 2016, 6:35 p.m. (2 days ago) | ||||||
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Was poking around on one of the VM hosts and was pleasantly surprised to see it had over 100 gigs of DRAM in it with 50% un allocated/reserved. It was upgraded since the last time I touched them apparently.... Just want I needed as I wanted to double the memory allocated to the exchange server running on it. Looking at other guests on it, things seem 'normal'.. monitor machine 4 gigs, spam 4 gigs, db 8 gigs, sso/auth proxy 2 gigs and so on.. Then I see this: lol Andrew!!! 128 megs. love it. This is our main kickstart/pxe boot, tftp image deployment server, has been in service for over 5 or 6 years now. Never once noticed it was acting sluggish. Reminds me of the days my Indy only have 8 megs, thought I was being silly upgrading it to 16 and 32 megs would be just showing off. lol. UNIX!!!! the kicker is it seems happy, not a single page in swap: root@pxe1:/install/centos73/repodata# free total used free shared buffers cached Mem: 121840 119012 2828 0 7476 26632 -/+ buffers/cache: 84904 36936 Swap: 0 0 0 root@pxe1:/install/centos73/repodata# merry christmas all!! greg |