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xen-tools
[Xen-tools] Limiting Memory Bandwidth?
Good Afternoon,
According to the docs, Xen can allocate a specific amount of memory, and
block and network I/O to a guest OS.
Is it possible to limit a guest OS to a specific memory bandwidth
allocation? The purpose is to stop one guest OS from saturating the
memory bus.
Thank you,
Robert
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