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DRS and resource fragmentation - vSphere Tutorial
From the course: vSphere 6.7 Foundations: Administer Resource Management Features
DRS and resource fragmentation
- [Rick] In this video, we'll learn about a concept called the resource fragmentation and how it impacts the performance of DRS. So let's assume that we have a situation where we have a DRS cluster. And I've got a group of smaller virtual machines running on ESXi hosts in that DRS cluster. But then over here on the right, I've got this one monster VM I'll call it. And this VM needs a ton of resources in order to work properly. So, if I have high availability configured on this cluster and ESXi04 fails, now high availability needs to pick one of these hosts to restart this virtual machine on. And at the moment, none of these hosts have enough available resources to adequately run this virtual machine. So high availability on its own can do the job but in a situation like this, high availability on its own isn't going to be smart enough to move VMs around and free up resources to run this monster VM. But if we couple…
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Understanding vSphere resource pools13m 26s
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Distributed Resource Scheduler (DRS) Concepts5m 51s
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DRS affinity rules10m 38s
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DRS and vCenter6m 37s
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DRS and maintenance mode4m 18s
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DRS and automation levels5m 22s
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DRS and resource fragmentation3m 37s
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DRS review3m 52s
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Demo: Configure Distributed Resource Scheduler (DRS) in vSphere 6.77m 5s
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