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Old 10-16-2009
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Thanks Brussel,

We're already used cap-memory. Already set the max swap & locked as bellow output.


Code:
dedicated-cpu:
        ncpus: 8
capped-memory:
        physical: 8G
        [swap: 16G]
        [locked: 8G]
rctl:
        name: zone.max-swap
        value: (priv=privileged,limit=17179869184,action=deny)
rctl:
        name: zone.max-locked-memory
        value: (priv=privileged,limit=8589934592,action=deny)

The problem is the container somehow cannot used the allocated swap for itself when the memory is fulled. The output of vmstat 5 show 0 value for po column. Any further suggestion? Thanks

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You should monitor what "prstat -Z" outputs to figure out what physical and virtual memory resources the zones are actually using.
To view what the resource capping daemon is doing, use this command:

Code:
rcapstat -z

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