Hi Palash The CPU in Mhz is a bit of a misnomer as it doesn't really relate to the actual CPU speed. It is used more as a CPU 'weight' and we set our value to '1' and then hide the 'CPU in MHZ' from the UI. It also relates to how CGroups on the underlying hypervisor are configured and in our case - Ubuntu 20.04 there is a hard coded value in libvirt so when we had a Compute offering with say 24 cores at 2000 MHZ we found we could no longer deploy more VM's using this compute offering once the libvirt cgroup limit was reached. It gets even worse in Ubuntu 22.04 as the hard coded libvirt cgroup value is much less. All of our running VM's still show the actual CPU speed in terms of Ghz when using compute offerings with a value of just 1 Mhz
Gary Dixon Senior Technical Consultant 0161 537 4980 +44 7989717661 [email protected] www.quadris.com Innovation House, 12-13 Bredbury Business Park Bredbury Park Way, Bredbury, Stockport, SK6 2SN -----Original Message----- From: Palash Biswas <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, December 5, 2023 12:57 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Question on Compute Offerings. Hi Community, Question on Compute Offerings. - In the 'CPU (in MHZ)' section, does we put in the Base Clock Speed? Or the Max Clock speed of the CPU? | - Is the 'Network Rate (Mb/s) Parameter restrict only internet bandwidth? Or does it also include traffic via Private Gateway (maybe to another datacenter) Thank You
