System and Network configuration • How to enable zram writeback feature in Debian 12 Stable

I think my concerns are fully resolved now.

Great. You could now mark the first post as [Solved]!

The technique seems fine on all scales. This result should lay to rest the question of how much ram is needed to forego any swap. Always provide swap, and zram works fine as a substitute for partition or file based swap. Imagine the conversation that leads to swapping out this 158MB! Somebody was yelling! Actually a few weeks ago it did hit <1GB free while ‘available’ (can be freed) was consumed by ~200GB of 'buff/cache' and ‘shared’ was high too.

Statistics: Posted by CwF — 2025-01-04 16:42 — Replies 6 — Views 357

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