Is there any relationship between the amount of core memory and the size of your configured swap disk?
We are bringing a new computer on line. It has a large amount of memory.
Lets pretend it has four (8) gigabyte modules of memory which is thirtytwo (32) gigabytes totally.
I want to make sure the system can see and use all of this memory. Would I have to
configure a thirtytwo (32) gigabyte swap file or would a twenty (20) gigabyte
swap file serve just as well? Does anyone have a best-practice notion of what is appropriate?
We are preparing to carve up a 2.5 terabyte storage array and we are trying to determine
how much space to allocate to swap based upon a given server's installed memory.
Sincerely
Kevin Criss
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