The Truth About Hyper-V Memory Overcommit

Posted by Kenneth van Surksum on on January 14 2010, 7:44 PM with no comments
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The ability to assign more memory to virtual machines than physically available on a host is called memory overcommit and is a major factor that contributes to higher VM density — running more virtual machines per host increases efficiency and reduces cost.  VMware ESX has provided this feature for multiple generations, giving it an advantage over competing hypervisors.

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