Hello,
I'm running 3CX 15.5 on a VM. In all examples here, we are using Hyper-V running on Server 2016.
We have been running 3CX on a Windows Server 2016 VM for a few months now and it's been good. But we were interested in shifting to Linux for 3CX because it would (we thought) provide us with a 3CX instance that would use less RAM. We average about 1 call sim (2 max). and do not record calls. We have 2 IP phones (2 extensions) in use and one of those also has the 3CX Android app. On the Windows VM we average about 3GB RAM (includes the guest OS and 3CX). No other software is installed or used on this VM so it's dedicated to 3CX. We were expecting to drop our RAM usage with Linux to about 2GB. However, after installing the 3CX pre-built ISO Dublian for 3CX on a Linux VM (Hyper-V) we are noticing that it's trying to consume 5GB of RAM. This doesn't seem right. Why would a Linux VM take 2GB more then the Windows VM?
I'm running 3CX 15.5 on a VM. In all examples here, we are using Hyper-V running on Server 2016.
We have been running 3CX on a Windows Server 2016 VM for a few months now and it's been good. But we were interested in shifting to Linux for 3CX because it would (we thought) provide us with a 3CX instance that would use less RAM. We average about 1 call sim (2 max). and do not record calls. We have 2 IP phones (2 extensions) in use and one of those also has the 3CX Android app. On the Windows VM we average about 3GB RAM (includes the guest OS and 3CX). No other software is installed or used on this VM so it's dedicated to 3CX. We were expecting to drop our RAM usage with Linux to about 2GB. However, after installing the 3CX pre-built ISO Dublian for 3CX on a Linux VM (Hyper-V) we are noticing that it's trying to consume 5GB of RAM. This doesn't seem right. Why would a Linux VM take 2GB more then the Windows VM?
