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Pretty simple to understand why, they're "guaranteeing" that bandwidth. The hosts have a finite amount of network bandwidth available, they also have a finite a
by tgtweak 9y ago
Pretty simple to understand why, they're "guaranteeing" that bandwidth. The hosts have a finite amount of network bandwidth available, they also have a finite amount of cores.
Judging by the ratio it's likely something such as 2x 56gbe network ports on the host (=112Gbps), which has 56 vcpu (2x xeon 14c/28T)
- cottonseed 9y agoRight. So that's 2Gb/s for every core so why top out at 16Gb/s? I get the per core limit not the instance limit.