ok, so moments after i sent that question, i finally stumble onto the RHEV 
documentation, and it states that the setting is for CPU load, and you specify 
what % and how many minutes its allowed to stay that way before no new VMs are 
allowed to start on the host.

but still leaves the question, what about memory resources and how are they 
governed as far as automatic migrations go?

thanks,
jonathan

From: Jonathan Horne <[email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>>
Date: Thursday, December 13, 2012 9:18 AM
To: "[email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>" 
<[email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>>
Subject: [Users] General: Edit Policy

today i just saw for the first time Clusters – General: Edit Policy button.  i 
changed it from nothing to balanced.  googling, it seems that this is for CPU 
load amongst the hosts to balance the CPU load of VMs.  the reason I'm asking 
is, my test environment is 3 hosts, and 2 of them are leveled up to above 75% 
memory usage (both of them complaining on the events console), and nothing 
migrating to the 3rd node which currently has 0 VMs.

do i have something incorrectly configured? i was under the assumption that 
migrations would happen automatically when host resourced were nearing max (i 
assumed this was either CPU or memory)?  on my cluster, i checked the setting 
for memory optimization for servers.

is there anything else?  am i not properly understanding the migration theory?  
my "guide" link in the upper right does not hyperlink to any docs, so I'm left 
to google and i have not found much so far.

thanks for any advice,
jonathan

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