FEATURE PPP-63513 Show actual hardware RAM size #67
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/proc/meminfoexcludes kernel buffers and some amount of slab, hence it's actually not representative of the actual hardware. This shows actual size of RAM on the server, rather than RAM available to userspace.Note that Summary screen in 360 does not in fact use this data, instead it pulls data from the "memory.py" plugin. Unfortunately, I don't have access to the SaaS side of 360, so I will not be able to provide you with a pull request to fix that.