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[Xen-users] Maximum RAM, CPU and Filesystem size per VM

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  • From: abhi datt <abhi.datt@xxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Thu, 1 Oct 2009 09:17:30 +0530
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Hi,
We are planning a 128 GB RAM, 8 CPU (Hexacore) = 48 Cores; host server with 10 TB storage.
We plan to run only 2-3 production level SAP instances on this.
 
Could someone throw light on these basic facts.

-How much maximum RAM we can allocate per VM

-How many max CPU cores we can allocate per VM

-Maximum filesystem size (storage) we can assign per VM


thanks
Abhi


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