# Memory Vmstat

To monitor memory usage in the system, use a monitoring tool that provides reports about CPU activity in the system.

## **Memory Pages In / Out**

Displays the number of memory pages loaded from secondary storage to physical memory within a specified time period.

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## **Memory Pages Swap In / Out**

Displays data transfer activities between physical memory and swap space on the Linux operating system.

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## **Memory Page Faults**

It is a process in which the operating system tries to access memory pages that do not currently exist in physical memory and must be obtained from secondary storage, such as disk.

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## **OOM Killer**

A mechanism in Linux systems that is responsible for terminating processes when physical memory and swap space run out.

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