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problems when assigning ram to the VPS [message #6957]

Thu, 28 September 2006 17:08

d3n3
Messages: 9
Registered: September 2006

Junior Member

hello, somebody can say comand to me to assign to a VPS 256MB of ram?

Thanks

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Re: problems when assigning ram to the VPS [message #6959 is a reply to message #6957]

Thu, 28 September 2006 17:56

HaroldB
Messages: 61
Registered: June 2006

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Have you read the openvz users guide? There are several metrics for vps memory, such as guarantee, out of memory guarantee, soft/hard burst capacity. It depends how strictly you want to assign memory, how much you want to "overcommit" the physical memory. This is more of a business decision than a technical one so first you need to read the manual, understand the technical abilities of openvz, then apply your own business logic to the configuration.

this is a common question, thats my 2 cents.

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Re: problems when assigning ram to the VPS [message #6961 is a reply to message #6959]

Thu, 28 September 2006 18:02

d3n3
Messages: 9
Registered: September 2006

Junior Member

I have leido, but noncoat in clear anything, it please can put me the command to give memory to a VPS?

--kmemsize 11915200:11242880 ?

whichever MB are?

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Re: problems when assigning ram to the VPS [message #6971 is a reply to message #6961]

Thu, 28 September 2006 20:50

Vasily Tarasov
Messages: 1345
Registered: January 2006

Senior Member

Please, read
http://wiki.openvz.org/UBC_secondary_parameters
and other information about UBC.
It is highly recomended to understand what kmemsize, privvmapges, etc. parameters mean!

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