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16.11. Service Level Agreement Policy Enforcement

Summary

This procedure describes how to set service level agreement CPU features.

Procedure 16.8. Setting a Service Level Agreement CPU Policy

  1. Select New VM in the Navigation Pane.
  2. Select Show Advanced Options.
  3. Select the Resource Allocation tab.
    Description

    Figure 16.1. Service Level Agreement Policy Enforcement - CPU Allocation Menu

  4. Specify CPU Shares. Possible options are Low, Medium, High, Custom, and Disabled. Virtual machines set to High receive twice as many shares as Medium, and virtual machines set to Medium receive twice as many shares as virtual machines set to Low. Disabled instructs VDSM to use an older algorithm for determining share dispensation; usually the number of shares dispensed under these conditions is 1020.
Result

You have set a service level agreement CPU policy. The CPU consumption of users is now governed by the policy you have set.

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