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Plan Hardware Effectively for Virtual Machine Capacities
The document provides tips for effectively planning hardware capacities for virtual machines (VMs) by discussing the key resources that VMs utilize like vCPUs, vRAM, and vDisks. It notes that 9 out of 10 VMs are over-provisioned and recommends planning host memory using a good rule of thumb, accounting for the CPU cores needed based on workload, and considering networking and I/O storage needs when configuring physical capacities for VMs. The presentation was given by Stacey V. Boogart-Romenesko and Amber Williams from Aventis Systems.
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Plan Hardware Effectively for Virtual Machine Capacities
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