Re: [Xen-users] Java memory allocation in guest domain with mem and max-mem properties

[Robert Read <rread@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

On Jul 17, 2008, at 09:28 , Roberto Lo Giacco wrote:

> * The question
>
> Have I missed something (I'm quite new to xen) in my configuration
> files, like using mem-min and mem-max instead of mem and mem-max?
> Anyone out there has already encountered this behavior and solved it?
> Does this error depends on the used JVM or is there any solution which
> is not just "set your DomU memory to a fixed value of 2GB" (btw, this
> is the only solution which comes to me)?
>
> Thank you in advance for your patience guys (and ladies, if any!)
It's possible this has be implemented in more recent releases, but 3.0  
does not support
guest autoballooning.  In other words, you'll need to track guest  
memory and add more manually, at least in 3.0.
Automating this shouldn't be too difficult, though, so if this hasn't  
been done yet in xen 3.3 then we really should find some volunteers to  
take this on...
robert

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