Hi David,
The ksmd process takes quite some CPU time and keeps it at a constant level
even when it is no longer able to find new pages to merge. The trick the
dynamic configuration would do is to decide when is it safe to take some
CPU-time and spend it on decreasing memory usage. Since in the age
On Sun, Apr 27, 2014 at 3:48 AM, Laszlo Hornyak
wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> Currently Cloudstack does not manage the Linux Kernel SamePage Merger [1].
> A KSM support would allow the operator of the cloud to gain high VM
> densities in the cloudstack environment by merging the redundant memory
> pages.
>
Hi All,
Currently Cloudstack does not manage the Linux Kernel SamePage Merger [1].
A KSM support would allow the operator of the cloud to gain high VM
densities in the cloudstack environment by merging the redundant memory
pages.
1. Add new configuration setting for KSM feature
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