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The '''resident set size''' ('''RSS''') is the amount of space of [[physical memory]] (RAM) held by a [[process]]. The value is typically specified in [[bytes]] or [[pages]]. If the full amount of space required by a process exceeds the RSS, the remaining portion is typically stored in [[swap]]. Collectively, the total amount is the [[virtual set size]]. | The '''resident set size''' ('''RSS''') is the amount of space of [[physical memory]] (RAM) held by a [[process]]. The value is typically specified in [[bytes]] or [[pages]]. If the full amount of space required by a process exceeds the RSS, the remaining portion is typically stored in [[swap]]. Collectively, the total amount is the [[virtual set size]]. | ||
− | The '''peak resident set size''' ('''Peak | + | The '''peak resident set size''' ('''Peak RSS''') refers to the peak amount of memory a process has had up to now. |
== Overview == | == Overview == |