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Total RAM displayed twice the amount of actual total RAM

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    • yusfY Offline
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      yusf
      wrote on last edited by girish
      #1

      This is my VPS:

      1 vCPUs
      2GB / 50GB Disk
      

      Meanwhile in Cloudron:
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      This also applies to app resource allocation settings:

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        #2

        The memory limit slider is showing RAM+Swap (the swapon command will tell you swap information).

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        • girishG girish

          The memory limit slider is showing RAM+Swap (the swapon command will tell you swap information).

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          yusf
          wrote on last edited by
          #3

          @girish It’s quite confusing however.

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            #4

            Mmm. I remember someone had mentioned this a while ago and we just put a doc note at https://cloudron.io/documentation/apps/#memory-limit (if you click the '?' next to memory limit, it will take you there).

            Maybe we can say Memory limit (includes swap) to make things a bit more clearer? And maybe in the graphs as well.

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            • yusfY Offline
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              yusf
              wrote on last edited by
              #5

              Ah I see. But then maybe color half of the active part of the slider differently and add a color legend like so:
              πŸ”΅ RAM
              🟒 Swap

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                #6

                I liked your idea, however I can't find an easy way to make that possible with the slider component we use here. Instead for now I added the description from the docs inline next to the slider:

                Cloudron allocates 50% of this value as RAM and 50% as swap.
                

                Hope this helps for a start.

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                • nebulonN nebulon

                  I liked your idea, however I can't find an easy way to make that possible with the slider component we use here. Instead for now I added the description from the docs inline next to the slider:

                  Cloudron allocates 50% of this value as RAM and 50% as swap.
                  

                  Hope this helps for a start.

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                  wrote on last edited by
                  #7

                  @nebulon It's a good start!

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