Jiwon Min Developer

Configuring Swap Memory on Ubuntu 22.04 LTS

When using the free tier of services like Amazon Web Services EC2 or other self-hosted servers, you might occasionally run into issues with insufficient RAM when installing large external resources. This can cause the server to freeze for extended periods and eventually crash. While this doesn’t happen often, it can be quite critical if you’re running a personal project for commercial use and implementing a Micro Service Architecture on a server with very limited specifications. In such situations, swap memory can be extremely helpful. In this post, I’ve written about how to create swap memory and what it is. This translation was provided by Microsoft Copilot.

Style Guide

This is the first post on my GitHub Pages powered by Jekyll. You can consider it a note-taking post. When I write after a long time, I tend to forget my previous styles, leading to a mishmash of different styles. To prevent such a mess and to practice writing, I decided to write this post. While it might look nicer in Korean fonts, even the default browser fonts would be fine. For now, only the styles for English fonts are added. The CSS part might change gradually as I continue to manage the page. Since this post is about styles, there’s no interesting story to read. I plan to gradually fill in more interesting stories as I go along.