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Xen Memory Usage
When  calculating  the  memory  footprint  of  a  Xen  host  there  are  two  components  that  must  be  taken  into
consideration.  First  there  is  the  memory  consumed  by  the  Xen  hypervisor  itself;  then  there  is  the  memory
consumed by the control domain of the host. The control domain is a privileged VM that provides low-level
services to other VMs, such as providing access to physical devices. It also runs the management tool stack.
Setting Control Domain Memory
If your control domain requires more allocated memory, this can be set using the Xen CLI.
Use the xe vm-memory-target-set command to set the amount of memory available to the control domain.
The xe vm-memory-target-wait command can be used to check if the control domain is currently at the requested
memory target specified at the last use of the xe vm-memory-target-set command. xe vm-memory-target-wait
will not return until the actual memory usage of the control domain is at the target, or will time out if the target
cannot be reached, for example when the target is lower than the actual memory requirements of the VM.
The following fields on a VM define how much memory will be allocated. The default values shown are indicative
of a machine with 8 GB of RAM:
name
default
description
memory-actual
411041792
The  actual  amount  of  memory
current available for use by the VM
Read Only
memory-target
411041792
The  target  amount  of  memory
as  set  by  using  xe  vm-memory-
target-set
Read Only
memory-static-max
790102016
The  maximum  possible  physical
memory
Read  Write  when  the  VM  is
suspended;  Read  Only  when  the
VM is running
memory-dynamic-max
790102016
The desired maximum memory to
be made available
Read Write
memory-dynamic-min
306184192
The desired minimum memory to
be made available
Read Write
memory-static-min
306184192
The  minimum  possible  physical
memory
Read  Write  when  the  VM  is
suspended;  Read  Only  when  the
VM is running