Hi, so I'm running "zoneminder" software on a LXC container, I've assigned it plenty of RAM which i keep increasing because its swapping.
Digging further i see that it is incorrectly reporting actual RAM usage, it is sitting (in HTOP), at 27GB / 22 GB
"free -hm" shows only 10mb free, 22GB of the usage is sitting in buffers/cache.
When i stop zoneminder it sits like below forever seemingly.
Now I have spoken with the zoneminder developers and they say this is an issue with LXC not being able to clear its buffers, is there something i can do? Am i able to make proxmox clear these when they reach dangerous levels?
What is also quite annoying is proxmox "summary" UI shows that only 4-5GB of RAM are used, not the 22GB shown on this single guest
Digging further i see that it is incorrectly reporting actual RAM usage, it is sitting (in HTOP), at 27GB / 22 GB
"free -hm" shows only 10mb free, 22GB of the usage is sitting in buffers/cache.
Code:
total used free shared buff/cache available
Mem: 22G 1.1G 10M 6.6G 20G 10M
Swap: 4.0G 0B 4.0G
When i stop zoneminder it sits like below forever seemingly.
Code:
total used free shared buff/cache available
Mem: 22G 719M 6.4G 821M 14G 6.4G
Swap: 4.0G 0B 4.0G
Now I have spoken with the zoneminder developers and they say this is an issue with LXC not being able to clear its buffers, is there something i can do? Am i able to make proxmox clear these when they reach dangerous levels?
What is also quite annoying is proxmox "summary" UI shows that only 4-5GB of RAM are used, not the 22GB shown on this single guest
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