This information is addressed to Teamwire on-premise customers and partners.
Starting with Debian 13, the directory for temporary files (/tmp) will be mounted as a RAM disk by default. This means that those files will occupy RAM directly.
ℹ️ What is the impact on your server?
- The server performance is greatly improved since read and write processes are considerably faster with this method.
- By default, the system can use up to 50 percent of the RAM for the tmp directory.
Our recommendations
- After migrating to Debian 13, monitor your RAM usage for the next few weeks.
- Please adhere to the specifications for server uptime in our 📖Foundations document (the working memory is wiped upon rebooting the system).
- If, contrary to our expectations, there is a significant increase in working memory usage, please contact our support team.
In case of questions feel free to contact us by phone, via the Support Portal, or by email at support@teamwire.eu.
Best regards,
Your Customer Success team
