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When I go to "My Apps / State" page I can see the disk usage and the RAM used on the server.
Now I see that my RAM consumption is at 1893/2070 Mo which is high.
Then I use htop command on my Server and I see around 800 Mo is used and the rest is Buffer or Cached data.
I would prefer to have the second value in the interface since it's a real answer to "Can I Install more app or not ?".
I did some tests with your way of using the commands to have the free RAM and it does not look good on my ArchLinux. Because the output of free isn't the same as in Debian / Ubuntu cozy use node's memory checker (which is really bad if I believe the comments).
[zykino]$ LC_ALL=C free
total used free shared buff/cache available
Mem: 2070948 1102880 308804 36796 659264 667216
Swap: 0 0 0
[zykino]$ LC_ALL=C free | grep /cache
total used free shared buff/cache available
[zykino]$ LC_ALL=C free | grep /cache | cut -d':' -f2 | sed -e 's/^ [0-9] *//'
total used free shared buff/cache available
Maybe the output of cat /proc/meminfo is more homogeneous across linux systems.
My output :
When I go to "My Apps / State" page I can see the disk usage and the RAM used on the server.
Now I see that my RAM consumption is at 1893/2070 Mo which is high.
Then I use htop command on my Server and I see around 800 Mo is used and the rest is Buffer or Cached data.
I would prefer to have the second value in the interface since it's a real answer to "Can I Install more app or not ?".
PS: you can see http://www.linuxatemyram.com/ for more details on this subject
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