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No, it's. VirtIO's balooning device can "inflate" to pseudo-allocate memory on a VM to free physical memory for other hosts. Moreover, even if your files in me
by bayindirh 3y ago
No, it's. VirtIO's balooning device can "inflate" to pseudo-allocate memory on a VM to free physical memory for other hosts.
Moreover, even if your files in memory, you cannot reserve "memory controller bandwidth". A VM using tons of memory bandwidth or a couple of cores in the same NUMA node with your VM will inevitably cause some traffic and slow you down.