How to check Proxmox logs of yesterday's

Anand

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I need to check yesterday's logs of the particular VM and i need the memory was utilised at the specific time...
 
i am not able to see the proxmox graph logs
 

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I am facing issue with proxmox vm,..

I have create VM and install moodle server. Ram allocated 12GB for that, only 3 to 4 users started using it and its crossing 80% ram utilisation, for only 3 to 5 users and experienced lagging as well for those users..
 

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Ram utilization shown in the UI is the Memory reserved by Linux Kernel for Allocation. Please login to system and see using free -m or top command to see actual utilzation
 
I am using Moodle server in this VM, its utilising up to 10gb, even if non of the users are using..
Please assist me to fix this issue ..!

Here i have attached the screen shot of the top command of moodle VM
 

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I am using Moodle server in this VM, its utilising up to 10gb, even if non of the users are using..
Please assist me to fix this issue ..!

Here i have attached the screen shot of the top command of moodle VM
According to this memory is assigned to buff/cache, which is normal
You dont have any memory issue in VM. The reported memory usage is nominal as process wise memory usage is low, buff/cache is memory reserved by kernel
 
But i am continuously facing issues of memory usage , out 12 Gb memory its utilising 10.5Gb for OS, without doing any exercise and as i checked memory usage details by using top command, buff/cache memory reserving 9.5Gb..

So kindly let me know the solution for this..

PFA....!
Screenshots are attached..
 

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There is no solution required. As memory reserved by Linux will be made available to processes as and when required. It is not a problem. You may ignore
 
But if i start using it, memory utilisation is increasing and coming to exceed memory and experiencing the lagging & freezing issues.