So, on Linux servers, it always has extremely low free memory. This is,
as I understand it, by design. Linux will use available memory for
filesystem cache etc. On Windows systems, we can see the amount of free
memory excluding caches, again by design of the OS I think.
Is there a way to get into Zenoss the amount of memory that is not
application allocated memory? Otherwise, there doesn't really seem to be
anything useful in tracking free memory on a Linux system, it's always ~
20MB...
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James Pulver
Information Technology Area Supervisor
LEPP Computer Group
Cornell University
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