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of the system. Although it happens very rarely in typical system loads,
killing processes in out-of-memory situations is a normal reaction of the
system, and it is built into every Linux kernel<ref>The possible reasons of out-of-memory situations are the excess of total<code>[[vmguarpages]]</code> guarantees the available physical resources or high memoryconsumption by system processes. Also, the kernel might allow someVirtual Environments to allocate memory above their <code>[[vmguarpages]]</code>guarantees when the system had a lot of free memory, and later, when otherVirtual Environments claim their guarantees, the system will experience thememory shortage.</ref>.
<code>[[Oomguarpages]]</code> parameter accounts the total amount of
