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Okay, so we need to analyze memory usage, 3 minus M is what we need to do.

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Now what can we see?

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Well, we can see that there is absolutely no problem at all.

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And that is because there is a 1332 use and 780 Mb free, that alone is more than 20%.

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And available, that is more than 60%, so nothing to worry about at all.

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But still, we need to analyze what is going on here, and in order to do so, you need to

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involve grep minus I active on proc meminfo, because the specific question was to get information

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about swap usage.

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Now there we get very interesting information.

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We have active anonymous memory set to about 1 GB, and inactive, there is no inactive memory.

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So why are we so interested in inactive memory?

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Well, that is because if you are reaching a situation of memory shortage, inactive memory

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can be moved to swap.

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So the question is, do we have enough swap to accommodate the inactive memory?

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Well, certainly at this point, we do, because there is no inactive memory.

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But related to this, we might be interested in the uptime command, and there we can see

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that this system has not been up for such a long period, and that explains the absence

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of inactive anonymous memory.

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This will definitely change if really something is happening on the system, and then this

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is what you should be looking at.