Issue I have problem plesk is using all my RAM

[iboy]

I have problem plesk is using all my RAM

 

[IgorG]

First of all you need to determine which process consumes most of memory. Just run top command and then Shift+M

 

[iboy]

First of all you need to determine which process consumes most of memory. Just run top command and then Shift+M

 

[IgorG]

Sorry, but I would like to see output of top command with Shift+M.

 

[iboy]

Sorry, but I would like to see output of top command with Shift+M.

 

[IgorG]

Plesk run in command line top command:

# top

Then press Shift+M buttons on your keyboard.

 

[iboy]

Plesk run in command line top command:

# top

Then press Shift+M buttons on your keyboard.

 

[IgorG]

Hmmm... it is really not good idea to use X server, Gnome, metacity on Plesk server.

 

[iboy]

Hmmm... it is really not good idea to use X server, Gnome, metacity on Plesk server.

I already had that problem before installing Gnome

 

[IgorG]

I see nothing suspicious here. Only 7.1% of memory usage.
For example, on my test Plesk Onyx server I see:

[root@ppu17-0 ~]# free -m
total used free shared buff/cache available
Mem: 3072 424 189 135 2458 2518
Swap: 512 101 410

How it is affect of your Plesk and websites operation? Why do you think that it is a problem? Do you have any alerts/notifications from Plesk Health Monitor?

 

[iboy]

I see nothing suspicious here. Only 7.1% of memory usage.
For example, on my test Plesk Onyx server I see:

[root@ppu17-0 ~]# free -m
total used free shared buff/cache available
Mem: 3072 424 189 135 2458 2518
Swap: 512 101 410

How it is affect of your Plesk and websites operation? Why do you think that it is a problem? Do you have any alerts/notifications from Plesk Health Monitor?

That's not normal

 

[iboy]

Several times gone down my server

 

[Bitpalast]

That's not normal

That is perfectly normal. Linux RAM management uses up all RAM if available and suitable to speed processes. When a process requests RAM, the OS will automatically free some from the cache or from other processes that do not need it. It is absolutely correct that the cache is using most of RAM in a low RAM setting like yours. You do not need to worry about it.