Hi,
I'm fighting an issue with my TS-453D, from time to time I noticed the swap memory grows high even though there is plenty physical memory to use. I have installed 16G memory and most of the time the usage stays below 50%. Despite that sometimes I saw swap memory build up to 4-5G, and for whatever reason it is created on my slow HDD (instead of SSD I use for the system). Is there any good way to track down what process use the swap memory and why? And why does it create swap memory on slow HDD instead of using fast SSD as system volume?
Thanks in advance!
How to find out which app/container use the swap memory?
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