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If you want readily available resources, you can't power down servers when they're not being utilized. That's not to say you shouldn't make attempts to conserv
by ChocolateGod 1y ago
If you want readily available resources, you can't power down servers when they're not being utilized.
That's not to say you shouldn't make attempts to conserve power with better performance scheduling on the CPU.
- rbanffy 1y ago> you can't power down servers when they're not being utilized. You can’t boot a full OS in seconds, but you can boot a thin hypervisor and have compute resources immediately available. Same applies for hard disk drivers that can be spun down or flash devices that can be unpowered when not in need.