Re: [vserver] which guest hit the memory limit?

From: Rik Bobbaers <rik_at_enzoverder.be>
Date: Wed 05 Aug 2009 - 10:04:50 BST
Message-ID: <3946.85.91.175.213.1249463090.squirrel@www.enzoverder.be>

> first, this is no virtual machine. :)
> second, there is no method to reset the hit counter
> but there is one to reset the min/max ... this is
> mainly because there is no real point in resetting
> the counter (at least IMHO :)
>
> best,
> Herbert
>
> PS: it would be trivial to add this, if you can
> provide a good argument why that would be useful :)

i can take this one...
if you know for example, that your machine went "over its limits" on an
import of a database, compile of "something", or just a batch task... and
you KNOW it does that once at startup, or each night, but you want to
check if it happens again afterward. it's easier to do your heavy
computations, when it's settled, reset counters and see if in "normal
operation", it happens too.

say i have a webserver running , but each morning i need to load some
shitload of pictures to it which makes it prone to memory problems, but i
know, i don't care... it would be nice to reset to 0, then test/see if it
remains 0 for the rest of the time

good reason or not? i don't know, but a reset button on counters is always
a good idea imho :)

Rik Bobbaers

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Received on Wed Aug 5 10:06:46 2009

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