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Well you don't have to reserve any CPU Cores per VM. There's no law saying you can't have more VMs than logical cores. They're just processes after all and we c
by KeplerBoy 3y ago
Well you don't have to reserve any CPU Cores per VM. There's no law saying you can't have more VMs than logical cores. They're just processes after all and we can have thousands of them.
- jeroenhd 3y agoOf course not, but the vulnerability works by exploiting the shared register file so to mitigate this entire class of vulnerabilities, you'd need to dedicate a CPU core and as much of its associated cache as possible to a single VM.