Daniel Widdis

> Should we move this to documentation-website as a documentation bug? @dblock this should probably be either moved to the api repo now, or closed if it's actually already been...

Internally the code uses `NtQuerySystemInformation` https://github.com/giampaolo/psutil/blob/7cae974b9baa669f3ce738f5cd02458cd0d8c7d9/psutil/arch/windows/cpu.c#L103-L105 Unfortunately [that function's documentation](https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/win32/api/winternl/nf-winternl-ntquerysysteminformation) says > [**NtQuerySystemInformation** may be altered or unavailable in future versions of Windows. Applications should use the alternate functions listed...

> If this is true, it may indeed make sense to calculate system CPU times by using perf counters. I remember you Daniel (@dbwiddis) did something similar: you replaced a...

> LGTM! Just curious — why do we need this feature? The existing sizes are assuming a single tenant cluster. For Multi-tenant implementation with many more tenants, we need to...

Tests failing due to https://github.com/opensearch-project/job-scheduler/pull/773, need upstream dependencies who depend on Guava to update.

> Pinging @reuschling to review the PR. Thanks @yuye-aws for prompting review on this. Thanks @Zhangxunmt for approval. Thanks @dhrubo-os for your initial review. Code freeze / 2.18 RC generation...

> From what I see in task manager number 5.35GB is much better resembles the truth If the value you want is "committed", then that accurately represents it. However, that...

> From what I see in task manager number 5.35GB is much better resembles the truth (as you an see in task manager 13.0GB of physical memory in use and...

> So in the Windows 10 case .... Without a full description of actual system values (physical memory size, swap file size) I can only go on what's in the...

> Not sure if that helps but this system has 192GB RAM + 292GB swap, on the screenshot it's used 116 GB RAM as RAM and 76GB RAM as shared...