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We are using mixed hardware in sinlge cluster and vm.allocation.algorithm global setting set to "firstfitleastconsumed" cpu.overprovisioning.factor = 1 Below are the HW types |
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we are using same OS and HW is also same but only difference is CPU cycle. Any suggestions why cpu allocation is exceeding 100% though overprovisioning is set to 1 and cluster.cpu.allocated.capacity.disablethreshold is also 100% |
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problem
We are experiencing an issue with the cpu overprovisioning factor in ACS. Although the parameter cpu.overprovisioning.factor is set to 1, VMs are still being deployed on hosts even after reaching full CPU allocation. This is resulting in allocation exceeding 100%.
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CPU: 2 processors, Intel(R) Xeon(R) Gold 6148 CPU (2.40 GHz / 20-core). Hyperthreading is enabled. (80 * 2.4 = 192 GHZ )
Memory: 768 GB
cpu.overprovisioning.factor is set to 1 globally and at cluster level.
versions
ACS Version: 4.20.2.0
DB : Maria DB 10.3.39
ACS and KVM host : RHEL 8
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