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would swap help?
"If you need to use the swap, you're doing it wrong" -- That's what I learned long ago. And it has held up so far.
Interesting. I've never heard that. I use swap all the time and it's saved me from OOM scenarios. I'm currently limited on RAM so maybe it makes more sense for my situation.
zramand other compressed swap approaches can help too (with less of a performance hit) although I use real swap as a fallback. Some would recommend usingzswapin that case, but I still want compression in ram to be heavily prioritised but YMMV.