Not necessarily...
It depends on what ends up on the swap disks.
If you barely see any swap in/out activity, you don't much care how much
of your swap space you are actually using.
What you don't want, generally, is having lots & lots of swap in/out
activity slowing the applications down (see vms
I would not do that. Can you increase the guest machine size?You
want to be at a point where you barely swap.
From: "Beesley, Paul"
To: LINUX-390@VM.MARIST.EDU
Date: 11/21/2016 09:35 AM
Subject:Additional SWAP recommendations
Sent by:Linux on 390 Port
Hi
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Hi
A couple of our z/Linux servers running under z/VM are apparently short on swap
space and I’ve been asked to increase it.
The PROFILE EXEC has 2 SWAPGEN statements to define 2 x 768MB swap VDisks.
I was planning on using defining additional Vdisk as follows:
Def vfb-512 – allocate 1GB
Activat
