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That's true but there are peculiarities. People usually don't do it on Windows VMs for instance. I myself do not use it at all but prox also does KSM (Kernel S
by dizhn 4mo ago
That's true but there are peculiarities. People usually don't do it on Windows VMs for instance. I myself do not use it at all but prox also does KSM (Kernel Samepage Merging) which activates when RAM usage is at a particular configurable level and helps a lot more than ballooning especially if your VMs and internals are similar.