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[Xen-users] Finding free memory

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Subject: [Xen-users] Finding free memory
From: Rushikesh <rushikesh.jadhav@xxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Tue, 21 Dec 2010 23:51:47 +0530
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Hi list,

This is probably my first email to the list :)

I'm using XCP 0.5 as of now and I'm very happy with its performance and features.

I'm trying to identify two realtime parameters of a running VM using

# xe vm-data-source-query  data-source=memory_internal_free vm=vm1

# xe vm-data-source-query  data-source=memory vm=vm1

On a stable VM (the VM whose target memory is not changing rapidly) these commands are giving correct output but if I set a VM's target memory and try to check its internal free memory Im getting old value... and after a minute If I fire the same command to check internal free memory it gives me an updated value which is correct.

I want to fetch the realtime data with "# xe vm-data-source-query data-source=memory_internal_free vm=vm1" but cant get.. the output is always a minute old

could someone please shed some light on this.?? or am I missing anything ?? or is there any way by which I can force xe command to update its database ?

I already tried /etc/init.d/perfmon restart but with no luck :(

Regards,
Rishi

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