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Bring back total_system_memory_bytes metric. #229

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Bring back total_system_memory_bytes metric. #229

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@juris juris commented Jan 21, 2019

As discussed in #228, added total_system_memory_bytes metric back.

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Merging #229 into master will not change coverage.
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Coverage remained the same at 88.204% when pulling 6d02d0a on juris:master into c50e853 on oliver006:master.

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Thanks!

@oliver006 oliver006 merged commit 5722219 into oliver006:master Jan 23, 2019
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