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Question 1MB Swap memory

Kaspar

API expert
Plesk Guru
So today when looking at the Server Health section in Plesk I noticed that it noted that my Swap usage limit was set at 1 MB. That doesn't seem like a lot. (See attached print screen).

I am wondering if 1 MB swap memory enough? And this swap memory is different from swap disk space right?
 

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@IgorG thank you, what confuses me however is that in the documentation you link to it mentions "free disk space for swapping". But if I understand the Server Health section in Plesk correctly it says Swap Memory (as in RAM memory). Is this the same as swap disk space?

Sorry if my questions seems stupid, I am not an expert on hardware configuration.
 
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