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Exploring Linux memory partitioning techniques can help system administrators and developers better understand how the operating system manage memory, and potentially find ways to improve performance or troubleshoot issues. In…
When a computer’s physical memory is full, the kernel will start using the swap space. Swap space is an area on a hard drive that the kernel uses as virtual…
Memory-related kernel parameters are a set of variables that the operating system uses to manage memory. They can have a significant impact on system performance, depending on how they are…
In this article, we will compare the memory performance of Ubuntu and CentOS. We will be using two machines, one with 4GB of RAM and the other with 8GB of…
Debian vs. Ubuntu: Which is better for memory management? Both Debian and Ubuntu are popular Linux distributions, but which one is better for memory management? Debian is known for being…
Ubuntu is a popular Linux distribution, and many users are unaware of the wealth of hidden terminal commands that are available. This guide will reveal some of the best hidden…