Controlling CPU resources using resource settings
If you cannot rebalance the CPU load or increase the processor efficiency even after all of the recipes discussed earlier, then it might be something else which keeps the host CPU still saturated.
Now that could be a resource pool and its allocation of resources towards the virtual machine.
Many applications, such as batch jobs, respond to a lack of CPU resources by taking longer to complete but still produce correct and useful results. Other applications might experience failure or might be unable to meet the critical business requirements when denied sufficient CPU resources.
The resource controls available in vSphere can be used to ensure that the resource-sensitive applications always get sufficient ...
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