This guide describes the resource management features in vSphere, including configuring resource allocation settings, managing CPU, memory, and storage I/O resources, creating and managing resource pools, and creating and managing DRS clusters.
This guide provides VMware administrators with detailed information on resource management concepts, configuration of resource allocation settings, and access control for virtual machines. It is intended for users who need to understand how vSphere allocates resources and how to customize default behaviors.
The document covers topics such as CPU and memory resource management, creation and use of resource pools, DRS cluster creation and management, NUMA integration, performance monitoring utilities (resxtop and esxtop), and advanced host and VM attributes. This manual is written in Chinese.
| Supported ESXi version | 4.0 |
|---|---|
| Supported vCenter Server version | 4.0 |
Resource management is the process of allocating resources from providers to users.
CPU, memory, power, storage, and network resources are managed.
They can view resource allocation information using the appropriate sections of the guide.
The resxtop and esxtop utilities can be used for performance monitoring.