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Update: It seems to be distro dependent and not proxmox... well... I have updated proxmox (haven't restarted it yet, no failover nodes yet). I might restart it now, and let it run again and check 1 last time, for science test centos is still between 15% and 30% (nothing running/installed on...

that is true... but that should be written to disk and be cleared in memory though. The memory usage would look similar to centos (was the only distro with no change to memory)

I'll wait for the memory to start growing, before checking. But it's odd that memory increases over time, except for centos. And the test VMs, have literally nothing on them, besides the guest agent installed and running. For the historical record of the VMs (just started):

Hi there, I'm not sure if this is related to specific distros, or its a proxmox thing. But when over time, memory usage creeps up on idling VMs for no reason. After either a VM restart, or host restart, it seems to clear up. But over the course of a couple of weeks, it slowly increases to close...