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# Method #1. Sum up free+buffers+cached, treat it as "available" memory, assuming buff+cache can be reclaimed. Note, that this assumption is not 100% correct, buff+cache most likely cannot be 100% reclaimed, but this is how memory calculation is used to be done on Linux
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# Method #2. If "MemAvailable" is provided by system, use it. This is more correct method, because we're not relying on fragile "free+buffer+cache" equation.
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# Method #2. If "MemAvailable" is provided by system, use it. This is more correct method, because we're not relying on fragile "free+buffer+cache" equation.
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# See: Interpreting /proc/meminfo and free output for Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5, 6 and 7 - Red Hat Customer Portal - https://access.redhat.com/solutions/406773
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