When your Linux server starts feeling sluggish, you might benefit from looking at your swap space and gauging whether it’s adequately sized for your system’s workload. Fortunately, Linux has ...

Adding swap space to a hurting Linux server is not only easy, but it works. With a few strokes of your hand, you can add swap space and get the system using it. Run another command and see how ...

Swap space does not inherently slow down your system. In fact, not having swap space doesn't mean you won't swap pages. It merely means that Linux has fewer choices about what RAM can be reused when a ...

If you're finding your Linux system performance not quite up to par, enable zRAM for a more efficient swap system.

One of the first things new Linux users often get confused about is the need to create a disk partition for swap space. After all, neither Windows nor Mac OS X make you do any such thing, what’s ...

Okay here's one for you guys. Installing Redhat 7, and when I go to make a swap partition with disk druid, it informes me that the largest swap file size I can have is 2GB. Why is that, and how ...

Topic ===== Insecure creation of swap files during RedHat 7.1 installation Problem Description =================== If any swap files were created during installation of Red Hat Linux 7.1 (they were ...