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[Xen-users] XCP, creating a metric and looking for input
Greetings all:
I'm sitting here on a Saturday night (life in the fast lane) working
on putting together good blended host and virtual machine metrics for
the upcoming load balancer so I thought I'd ask for some input from the
crowd :).
My experience is that, at least on my cloud, I'm far more likely to
overload memory than CPU. In fact, as far as I can tell, I've never been
able to even significantly load the CPUs on any of my (admittedly older)
servers (2 are 2x Opteron, 2 are 2x dual core Opteron), even with a
pretty hefty load of VMs running.
My question is, for those of you running as a real cloud (no funky
specialized hardware passthroughs in the server, etc), have you ever
been able to significantly load or overload your cpus before running out
of memory? The reason for this question is that I'm establishing
weighting for the relative importance of the components of the metric.
TIA!
Vern
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