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[Xen-users] How Many domUs on a Host


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  • From: Mohammed King <mohammed.king@xxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Wed, 23 Dec 2009 02:45:20 -0500
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Hi guys,

Looking for some guide lines to find out how many domUs I can host on a server. I have a Dual Quad Core (8 cores) server with 32GB of RAM. Currently I have allocated 512MB of RAM to dom0 and distributed the rest to 89 domUs with 1 VPU each and LVM as my backend. I was able to get all 89 running with no problems. I ram some test with stress and bonnie++ in a group of domUs and dom0 and other guests does not seam to be effected.

However, I could be evaluating this incorrectly. Are there any tools or guidelines to confirm these results or do better performance analysis? My main concern is I/O and CPU usage.

Thank you 
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Mohammed King
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