March 2018
Intermediate to advanced
426 pages
9h 58m
English
The memory consumed model is the default resource capacity model. It demonstrates the consumption of memory from a guest point of view, in contrast to the memory demand model, which is based on active memory usage from a vSphere perspective. The memory consumed model becomes relevant when applications such as Microsoft SQL Server claim all available memory at the virtual machine level, and thus report higher memory usage than the active memory used.

If an environment is relatively conservative in respect to capacity planning without memory over allocation, then turn on the allocated, consumed, and demand memory models. ...
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