Resource pools

We have 3 guests in a cluster, 2 x 16 hearts @ 2 200 mhz and 1 x 20 hearts @ 2 300 MHz, which gives us a total of 116 400 MHz. The maximum limit that I can refer to a resource pool is 103 000 MHz, where would lose us the other 13 400 MHz?

It is the hypervisor above, which is basically the amount reserved for the hypervisor processes run safely.

It is editable. There is a nice article where Tom Fojta talking.

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