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I am already proactively "tuning" my system ...
What I'm trying to understand here though is whether or not there is an
objective way to monitor and analyze the utilization of RAM in order to
prove that there is an over commitment of this resource and that more is
actually needed. I want to spend time rationally analyzing how this
resource is being utilized precisely to avoid the option to:
"throw money at the problem" and just buy more real memory.
I'd like to know how the rest of you monitor the utilization of RAM.
For example, it is easy to monitor auxiliary storage utilization and
"prove" that storage is over committed as its utilization increases
above 80 or 90% ... How would you do something similar for RAM usage, or
can you?
Kenneth
Kenneth E. Graap
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