F flosoft Member Jul 6, 2008 68 0 6 Aug 15, 2008 #1 Hi, in beta2 we have the option to set SWAP. What is that actually on the host system. I read somewhere that it is actually RAM. Or is it on the SWAP partition of the host? Or is it just on the HDD?
Hi, in beta2 we have the option to set SWAP. What is that actually on the host system. I read somewhere that it is actually RAM. Or is it on the SWAP partition of the host? Or is it just on the HDD?
dietmar Proxmox Staff Member Staff member Apr 28, 2005 17,271 683 213 Austria www.proxmox.com Aug 16, 2008 #2 Currently its just swapable virtual memory (SWAP or RAM). - Dietmar
F flosoft Member Jul 6, 2008 68 0 6 Aug 16, 2008 #3 Ouch. That makes SWAP expensive, as it is on the RAM primarily. It would be good if you could define a SWAP partition or a directory for this.
Ouch. That makes SWAP expensive, as it is on the RAM primarily. It would be good if you could define a SWAP partition or a directory for this.
dietmar Proxmox Staff Member Staff member Apr 28, 2005 17,271 683 213 Austria www.proxmox.com Aug 16, 2008 #4 No, ist not expensive because it can be swapped out. Anyways, thats the way openvz works currently. But there are plans to control swap more precisely (2.6.26 cgroup swap controller) - Dietmar
No, ist not expensive because it can be swapped out. Anyways, thats the way openvz works currently. But there are plans to control swap more precisely (2.6.26 cgroup swap controller) - Dietmar