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8 Gig of RAM - 99% is used
27 Gig of swap space - 35% is used
Sounds like you need (at minimum) an additional of 4 Gigs of RAM and 8 Gigs would be better (if you plan to keep the same processes running on the platform!!)

I like Perderabo's suggestion of getting your vendor to let you use the memory and record the performance results. Present this to management...... if you find that it helps (it should).

Your next choice is to move processes (TBD) to another platform... and this might be much more expensive and have less desirable performance (can't say much since we don't know all the details of what's running.... just Oracle? different applications? same application? etc.??)

RAM ...... or distribute to another platform!!!!
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