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In every commercial setting I’ve been involved with, something has gone very wrong if you’re swapping, since you spec the system for the use case, rather than a
by nomel 4y ago
In every commercial setting I’ve been involved with, something has gone very wrong if you’re swapping, since you spec the system for the use case, rather than a fraction of it. You’ll still have the logs to debug whatever went wrong. What problems do you see?
- Arnavion 4y agoYes, exactly. If your machine is starting to use swap, then it's already running away on memory that you hadn't planned for. The swap just delayed the inevitable OOM. You might as well let it OOM immediately.