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Fedora CoreOS To Enable systemd-oomd & zRAM Swap By Default

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Fedora CoreOS To Enable systemd-oomd & zRAM Swap By Default
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Fedora CoreOS To Enable systemd-oomd & zRAM Swap By Default Written by Michael Larabel in Fedora on 10 August 2026 at 03:35 PM EDT. Add A Comment Fedora's CoreOS as their container-optimized operating system will be moving to enable systemd-oomd by default with Fedora CoreOS 45. Additionally, swap on zRAM will be enabled by default too.

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Fedora CoreOS To Enable systemd-oomd & zRAM Swap By Default Written by Michael Larabel in Fedora on 10 August 2026 at 03:35 PM EDT. Add A Comment Fedora's CoreOS as their container-optimized operating system will be moving to enable systemd-oomd by default with Fedora CoreOS 45. Additionally, swap on zRAM will be enabled by default too. The Fedora Engineering and Steering Committee (FESCo) has now granted approval for enabling systemd-oomd and zRAM swap for Fedora CoreOS with the F45 release. This aligns CoreOS with other Fedora variants already using these defaults. Fedora CoreOS had held off due to Kubernetes not being compatible with swap on nodes until recently. The plans are laid out on the Fedora Wiki for this change now unanimously approved by FESCo.

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