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They provide for "bursting" of shared resources as needed. If you are under your resource cap, you're fine. But if you're constantly needing bursts out of the
by rprasad 14y ago
They provide for "bursting" of shared resources as needed. If you are under your resource cap, you're fine. But if you're constantly needing bursts out of the shared resources, you need to move up to a higher-resource tier with more dedicated resources.