Hi,
I have a debian 7.11 guest using KVM and have a "balloon" memory set for it. The problem is, that the RAM usage in proxmox is always at max. If i run free -m from the guest I see the half of the memory is cached.
It is somehow possible to show only the real usage of the memory (without the cached) from the proxmox? Because I cannot otherwise tell if the VM does need more memory or not. The one option is to use cron to purge the memory, but I don't like the solution.
Thanks
I have a debian 7.11 guest using KVM and have a "balloon" memory set for it. The problem is, that the RAM usage in proxmox is always at max. If i run free -m from the guest I see the half of the memory is cached.
Code:
# free -m
total used free shared buffers cached
Mem: 3968 3818 149 0 391 2859
-/+ buffers/cache: 568 3400
Swap: 1905 0 1905
It is somehow possible to show only the real usage of the memory (without the cached) from the proxmox? Because I cannot otherwise tell if the VM does need more memory or not. The one option is to use cron to purge the memory, but I don't like the solution.
Thanks