Using host-cpu-tune The tool can be found in /usr/lib/xen/bin/host-cpu-tune. When executed with no parameters, it displays help and this tool allows XenServer administrators to configure a host’s dom0 vCPU count and pinning strategy. [root@host ~]# /usr/lib/xen/bin/host-cpu-tune Usage: /usr/lib/xen/bin/host-cpu-tune { show | advise | set <dom0_vcpus> <pinning> [–force] } show Shows current running configuration advise […]
People are virtualizing these days, and I get the same question each time I do a presentation about XenDesktop, and that is almost every day.How many Virtual Desktops can we put on each server? Well, to answer that question it depends on some key factors that include how much RAM and CPU does these servers […]
One of the first things that must be determined with designing virtual desktop solution based on the hosted VM-based virtual desktop is resource allocations. Because this type of virtual desktop is sharing CPU and memory resources with other virtual desktops, the allocation of resources can have an impact on the rest of the XenDesktop design. […]
