It's not entirely clear to me based on the Win32 docs on the PERFORMANCE_INFORMATION struct that the value we're calculating with accounts for all free memory (swap and virtual included). Another source might be needed (or just consultation with someone who knows more of the terminology).
I have a suspicion that we aren't counting swap space on Linux nodes when calculating available memory.
I think it's worth checking both the Windows and Linux memory calculations to ensure that they are counting all available memory instead of just physical memory.
Starting the Linux Investigation
For linux, we're using
/proc/meminfoto learn about memory availability. But, based on this page about that file we might want to consider swap space and virtual memory rather than just "general memory".Starting the Windows Investigation
It's not entirely clear to me based on the Win32 docs on the
PERFORMANCE_INFORMATIONstruct that the value we're calculating with accounts for all free memory (swap and virtual included). Another source might be needed (or just consultation with someone who knows more of the terminology).AB#168356