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Shares values and some % ready implications

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Hi,

I am trying to understand the implication of vCenter server usage in oversubscription state for CPU. In particular I would like to find a relation between cut frequency and ready time.

I know that is very difficult because of  the VMs number, configuration, the host configuration and so on, but I try to do it just for an initial reasoning.

 

So, given this configuration:

4 pCPUs with freq. 2 GHz

 

3 VMs with 1 vCPU

1 VM with 2 vCPUs

All of them with same shares value  (1000 for example).

 

When all VMs required 100% of their frequency capacity it happens that:

- 3 VMs have all their frequency capacity (1 x 2GHz) with index 2000/1000 -> 2 MHz per shares

- 1 VM sees his frequency cut from 4 GHz to 2 GHz for having index 2 MHz per shares.

 

Please, correct me if I am wrong.

 

Now, surly ready time increases in all VMs because of the utilization of the system is near to 100%, but I expect that the VM with 2 vCPUs has a ready time significantly higher than the others, but how much?

 

F: virtualized frequency

F': cut frequency

So

F = 4 Ghz

F' = 2 Ghz

 

F = F'(1 + % ready)

and

% ready = (F - F') / F' = 100%

 

Does this relation has some sense?!

 

An example of real life...

If usually I do 4 operations per seconds, when I receive 8 operations, I will do them in 2 sec.

If for some reason (maybe I am ill XD!!) I do 2 operations per seconds, when I receive the same 8 operations, in 2 sec I will do 4 and I say "Wait for 2 sec for the others". It is the 100% more than before.

 

Thank you in advance for each reply!


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