*may or may not be* enough - a huge amount depends on your workloads.
As ever, watching the available memory and how much CPU is in use in
"top" will give you a better idea of how your infrastructure is
behaving, as will watching the server charts in virt-manager if it's
available. For example, fo
On Tue, Aug 27, 2019 at 1:05 PM Sven Schwedas wrote:
> That depends on what you plan on doing with the host. IIRC live VM
> migrations use host CPU time, and depending on transport can use quite a
> bit of CPU (for encryption/compression). Same with storage, if you have
> a ZFS/btrfs/LVM2/RAID/en
That depends on what you plan on doing with the host. IIRC live VM
migrations use host CPU time, and depending on transport can use quite a
bit of CPU (for encryption/compression). Same with storage, if you have
a ZFS/btrfs/LVM2/RAID/encryption setup that requires a lot of CPU,
that's also counted
