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64 bit processes can take up to twice as much RAM as a 32 bit process, but not all do. It depends on the application and what data its using. The only way to know is to try it. answered 05 Mar '12, 17:14 johns Thank you. I wish to take advantage of the cgroups functionality without the cost of high memory usage.
(06 Mar '12, 06:20)
sleytr
You say the only way to know is "to try it". Are you able to migrate back if you're not happy with the results?
(01 Nov '12, 16:43)
user
Yes, we can revert the migration if you're not happy with the result. That must be done within a week of the migration date - we delete the data from the old server after that date.
(01 Nov '12, 16:45)
seanf
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