CloudSlim is a 9 MB agent that watches your memory the way the kernel does — and pages idle RAM out before pressure builds. No code changes. No config. No OOM kills. It just quietly keeps your VMs alive and your bill 30–40% smaller.
$ curl -fsSL https://cloudslim.dev/install.sh | bashTrusted on EC2, RunPod, GCE, and Hetzner — anything that runs Linux
“We cut our staging cluster from 12 VMs to 8 without touching a line of app code. CloudSlim paid for itself in the first week.”
“The first memory tool I didn't have to babysit. It just works, and the dashboard shows exactly what it freed.”
Every feature is either a dollar off your bill or a crash that never happened.
A 10 Hz engine detects memory acceleration 2–3 seconds before pressure turns critical — so it trims early instead of fighting the OOM killer.
Cold pages are nudged out under normal load; only a true emergency forces aggressive swap-out. Your app never feels the trim.
Five ML models tune themselves to your exact workload — no one-size-fits-all numbers, no manual calibration.
Runs fully offline by default with zero outbound connections unless you opt in. Your data never leaves the box.
Three steps from install to savings. No code changes, no config files, no restarts.
One bash command. A 9 MB binary runs alongside your app as a systemd service — no kernel modules, no hooks.
The agent watches memory pressure at 10 Hz. Within minutes it learns your workload and starts trimming idle pages.
Check your dashboard to see exactly how much RAM was freed and what you can right-size. Typically 30–40% fewer VMs.
An optimizer must never become the outage. Every path CloudSlim can take on your server sits behind hard, auditable guardrails.
The agent pins itself at oom_score −1000 — last to be killed — and halts every optimization below a 2% available-memory floor. At the cliff edge, the kernel always wins.
The only system-wide eviction (drop_caches) is disabled by default and triple-gated. The default path is a targeted, cgroup-scoped reclaim that touches only the agent's own memory.
No swap or zram on the host? The page-out tier disables itself at runtime — zero wasted CPU, zero guesswork. Every guard's live state is visible on the agent's local dashboard.
Every trim and purge is logged locally with a timestamp and a freed-bytes figure — visible on the agent's own dashboard at 127.0.0.1:9090 and never exported off the machine.
Move the sliders — the math is calibrated on our Linux benchmark (35–40% of physical RAM reclaimed on cold-idle memory, ~30% fleet-bill reduction after right-sizing).
Recommended plan for 50 servers: Business ($49/mo — net saving $551/mo)team seats + role-based access
Numbers from our stress benchmark on a 4 GB Linux VM under 82% load. We quote the conservative end: 35% RAM reclaimed per host, 30% bill reduction after right‑sizing. Your actual number depends on the idle ratio of your workload — the dashboard tells you the real figure.
One price per tier. No hidden fees. Start free, upgrade when you grow.
Cheaper than the RAM it saves — a single Pro plan typically reclaims $50–200/mo of idle RAM per VM. That's a 5–20× return.
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Everything you need to know before installing.