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That's called memory balooning and is supported by KVM on Linux. Proxmox for example can do that. It does need support on both the host and the guest.
by StopDisinfo910 1y ago
That's called memory balooning and is supported by KVM on Linux. Proxmox for example can do that. It does need support on both the host and the guest.
- taskforcegemini 1y agoit's not as straightforward a solution as it sounds, though