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If you're checking this through a plugin, the plugin is completely false.
It probably says something like "free RAM" or something. 1400MB (in this case) is the raw RAM aternos gives your server, what java does with it is purely up to java / minecraft
If you have plugin then what is the name of it?
sir i made it no name.
It should have a name if it is on Aternos....
It should have a name if it is on Aternos....
sir actually its a scoreboard plugin that is powered by palceholderapi
Placeholderapi probably only reports a certain part of the ram. That number shows the total ram assigned for your server. Java uses RAM for a lot of different things and your plugin only reports the RAM assigned to one of these uses.
Placeholderapi probably only reports a certain part of the ram. That number shows the total ram assigned for your server. Java uses RAM for a lot of different things and your plugin only reports the RAM assigned to one of these uses.
no sir, it gives the exact amount of Ram in server. I have tried in localhost server. Its give us full details
sir actually its a scoreboard plugin that is powered by palceholderapi
Have you tried using %server_ram_max% placeholder yet? Note that it won't show the excat number of the max RAM in Aternos.
Your script or whatever it is measures the Xms value of the JRE.
Xms is the initial memory allocation pool and not related to the maximum of RAM what your server can use.
In addition Java has more settings to configure RAM usage for different part's of the JRE which are not considered by most of the plugins which show RAM usage of servers.
Before creating such posts and blaming other people I'd recommend to get yourself familiar with Minecraft/Java and how it works under the hood.
Display MoreYour script or whatever it is measures the Xms value of the JRE.
Xms is the initial memory allocation pool and not related to the maximum of RAM what your server can use.
In addition Java has more settings to configure RAM usage for different part's of the JRE which are not considered by most of the plugins which show RAM usage of servers.
Before creating such posts and blaming other people I'd recommend to get yourself familiar with Minecraft/Java and how it works under the hood.
Sir i am not blaming you guys. i was just why my Server Ram is low. I f you cannot help then thank you and btw i configure both Xms and Xmx.
Sir i am not blaming you guys. i was just why my Server Ram is low. I f you cannot help then thank you and btw i configure both Xms and Xmx.
We told you that your measurement is wrong.
