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VMware vSphere 7.x Memory Reclamation-Part 5: Memory Compression Cache
In this post, we are going to discuss about memory compression cache technique used by ESXi host. In previous posts we have already discussed TPS and ballooning. So compression is the next technique in order that gets initialized when ESXi host is under memory contention.
ESXi provides a memory compression cache to improve virtual machine performance when memory overcommitment is used. If the…
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VMware vSphere 7.x Memory Reclamation-Part 1: Basics
VMware vSphere 7.x Memory Reclamation-Part 1:Â Basics
Welcome everyone to this series on memory reclamation techniques in vSphere 7.x. This will be one more long series of posts after my previous series on uncovering virtual networking. In this series, we will try to understand the memory virtualization basics, memory reclamation techniques in vSphere (Specifically ESXi hosts), ESXi host Memory states, and sliding scale method.
Understanding…
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New in OS X Mavericks: OpenGL 4.1 brings increased performance, more features
“One of the most-anticipated features in OS X Mavericks is OpenGL 4.1 support. Though Apple is typically tight-lipped on the subject, a range of informal beta testers have stepped forward to flesh out what OpenGL 4.1 means for Mac users vis-a-vis features…
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