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Could it also be that the hypervisor is allocating more CPU to the other VM as he isn't using 100% of his allocated share (note that he said that the VM isn't v
by lucaspiller 13y ago
Could it also be that the hypervisor is allocating more CPU to the other VM as he isn't using 100% of his allocated share (note that he said that the VM isn't very CPU intensive)? If his was using 100% of the allocated share then the other VM would be throttled back.
- maffydub 13y agoI believe that steal only records the percentage of time that your VM wanted to use the CPU but couldn't. If your VM doesn't want to use the CPU, the time is always recorded as idle, never steal.