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Discussion on "How I Added Swap Memory to an Ubuntu EC2 Instance for Jenkins" | Hashnode

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Sumit Jha

AWS Devops Engineer with 1.5+ years of experience

Aug 17

How I Added Swap Memory to an Ubuntu EC2 Instance for Jenkins

Running Jenkins, Docker, and other DevOps tools on a small AWS EC2 instance can quickly consume available RAM, just like mine. When physical memory becomes limited, Linux can use swap space as additio

sumit-jha.hashnode.dev6 min read

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