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    Copyright
    Dedication
    About the Author
    Credits
    Acknowledgments
    Introduction
    Ch. 1. Overview of Virtualization
    Ch. 2. Introduction to Xen
    Ch. 3. Obtaining and Installing Xen
    Ch. 4. Booting and Configuring a Xen Host
    Ch. 5. Configuring and Booting Virtual Machines
    Ch. 6. Building Filesystems for Virtual Machines
    Ch. 7. Managing and Monitoring Virtual Machines
    Ch. 8. Xen Networking
    Ch. 9. Advanced Virtual Machine Configuration
    Ch. 10. Using Xen in the Data Center
    Appx. A. xm Command and Option Reference
    addlabel: Add a Security Label to a Domain or Resource
    block-attach: Create a New Virtual Block Device
    block-configure: Change Block Device Configuration
    block-detach: Destroy a Domain's Virtual Block Device
    block-list: List Virtual Block Devices for a Domain
    cfgbootpolicy: Add Policy to Boot Configuration
    console: Attach to <Domain>'s Console
    create: Create a Domain Based on a Configuration File
    debug-keys: Send Debug Keys to Xen
    delete: Remove a Domain from xend Domain Management
    destroy: Terminate a Domain Immediately
    dmesg: Read and Optionally Clean the Xen Daemon Message Buffer
    domid: Convert a Domain Name to a Domain ID
    domname: Convert a Domain ID to a Domain Name
    dry-run: Test If a Domain Can Access Its Resources
    dump-core: Dump the Core for a Specific Domain
    dumppolicy: Print Hypervisor ACM State Information
    getlabel: Show the Security Label for a Domain or Resource
    help: Display Information about xm Subcommands
    info: Get Information about a Xen Host
    labels: List Labels for an Active Policy
    list: List Information about All or Some Domains
    loadpolicy: Load a Binary Policy Into a Hypervisor
    log: Print the xend Log
    makepolicy: Build Policy and Create .bin and .map Files
    mem-max: Set the Maximum Amount Reservation for a Domain
    mem-set: Set the Current Memory Usage for a Domain
    migrate: Migrate a Domain to Another Machine
    network-attach: Create a New Virtual Network Device
    network-detach: Destroy a Domain's Virtual Network Device
    network-list: List Virtual Network Interfaces for a Domain
    new: Add a Domain to xend Domain Management
    pause: Pause the Execution of a Domain
    reboot: Reboot a Domain
    rename: Rename a Domain
    resources: Show Information for Each Labeled Resource
    restore: Restore a Domain From a Saved State
    resume: Resume a xend Managed Domain
    rmlabel: Remove a Security Label from a Domain
    save: Save a Domain State to Restore Later
    sched-credit: Get/Set Credit Scheduler Parameters
    sched-sedf: Get/Set SEDF Scheduler Parameters
    serve: Proxy xend XML-RPC over stdio
    shell: Launch an Interactive Shell
    shutdown: Shutdown a Domain
    start: Start a xend-managed Domain
    suspend: Suspend a xend-managed Domain
    sysrq: Send a System Request to a Domain
    top: Monitor a Host and the Domains in Real Time
    trigger: Send a Trigger to a Domain
    unpause: Unpause a Paused Domain
    uptime: Print Uptime for a Domain
    vcpu-list: List the VCPUs for a Domain or All Domains
    vcpu-pin: Assign VCPUs to a CPU
    vcpu-set: Set the Number of Active VCPUs Allowed for a Domain
    vnet-create: Create a vnet from a Configuration File
    vnet-delete: Delete a vnet
    vnet-list: List vnets
    vtpm-list: List Virtual TPM Devices
    Appx. B. Xen Virtual Machine Configuration File Reference
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    Section A.26. mem-max: Set the Maximum Amount Reservation for a Domain

    A.26. mem-max: Set the Maximum Amount Reservation for a Domain

    The xm mem-max command enables you to specify the maximum amount of memory that a domain is able to use.

    The basic syntax of the xm mem-max command is as follows:


      

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