The 5th column here shows VSZ usage (about 11GB). Note that the VSZ is likely to change over time. It is often a good idea to plot it in your monitoring system and set an alert to ping you when it hits a specified threshold. Don’t allow the mysqld process VSZ exceed 90% of the system memory (and less if you’re running more than just MySQL on the system). It’s a good idea to start on the safe side
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