Proxmox doesn’t have a built-in way to check if you’re overcommitting memory on your host. (That I know of?) This is a simple tool that gives you a summary of your memory usage using some shell commands and copypasta.
qm listdown here:
pct list | grep -v VMID | awk '{'{'} print $1 {'}'}' | xargs -I x sh -c 'pct status x -verbose && echo ==='down here:
cat /proc/meminfodown here:
| VM ID | Name | Type | Status | Current Mem. | Max Mem. | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 102 | zaq | lxc | running | 0.10 GB | 1.50 GB | |
| 104 | qaz | lxc | running | 0.42 GB | 2.00 GB | |
| 105 | xsw | lxc | running | 0.75 GB | 3.00 GB | |
| 109 | wsx | lxc | running | 0.12 GB | 0.25 GB | |
| 110 | cde | lxc | running | 2.43 GB | 4.00 GB | |
| 111 | edc | lxc | running | 0.04 GB | 0.75 GB | |
| 112 | vfr | lxc | running | 0.13 GB | 0.38 GB | |
| 113 | rfv | lxc | running | 0.03 GB | 0.19 GB | |
| 114 | bgt | lxc | running | 0.24 GB | 1.50 GB | |
| 115 | tgb | lxc | running | 0.03 GB | 0.13 GB | |
| 117 | nhy | lxc | stopped | 0.00 GB | 0.25 GB | |
| 118 | yhn | lxc | running | 0.16 GB | 0.50 GB | |
| 121 | mju | lxc | stopped | 0.00 GB | 2.00 GB | |
| 100 | fdsa | qemu | running | 4.50 GB | 4.50 GB | |
| 101 | asdf | qemu | running | 8.00 GB | 8.00 GB | |
| 103 | vcxz | qemu | running | 6.00 GB | 6.00 GB | |
| 106 | zxcv | qemu | running | 0.50 GB | 0.50 GB | |
| 107 | rewq | qemu | running | 0.50 GB | 0.50 GB | |
| 108 | qwer | qemu | running | 10.00 GB | 10.00 GB | |
| 116 | poiu | qemu | stopped | 0 | 1.00 GB | |
| 119 | uiop | qemu | running | 2.00 GB | 2.00 GB | |
| Totals | 35.94 GB | 48.94 GB |
| Current System Memory Usage | 41.43 GB |
|---|---|
| Memory Used by Host | 5.49 GB |
| Max Potential Memory Use | 54.43 GB |
| Total Host Memory | 46.34 GB |
| Available for Provisioning | -8.09 GB |
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