When you deal with VMs CPU resources, do you give them Vcpu or Vprocessors ?
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title says it all, any real difference does it count performance wise ?
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@tim_g said in When you deal with VMs CPU resources, do you give them Vcpu or Vprocessors ?:
It's all the same on they Hypervisor level.
But I'm guessing it may register differently (how you set it up in your screenshot) in the guest OS and software.
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It's all the same on they Hypervisor level.
But I'm guessing it may register differently (how you set it up in your screenshot) in the guest OS and software.
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Also, it may be a way for you to set it up how your software license requires it to be on the guest.
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But to answer your question directly, no difference performance-wise.
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As Tim says, it's all the same under the hood, it's just what the software is told that it is getting.
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@tim_g said in When you deal with VMs CPU resources, do you give them Vcpu or Vprocessors ?:
It's all the same on they Hypervisor level.
But I'm guessing it may register differently (how you set it up in your screenshot) in the guest OS and software.
