+20Hey there Community -
I know in VMCA exam’s past, there was a limit to the amount of vCPUs you could use for VMware VM Proxies due to a “stop” concern (forgot the exact issue). Is this still a problem, and if so...do you know where the documentation is which discusses this? I can’t seem to find anything in the Guides or BP Guide. I think I do have it somewhere in a previous VMCA class “handbook”. I’ll post back the statement(s) when I find it.
Thanks.
Best answer by MicoolPaul
Hey
The background has evolved more as vSphere has done more on NUMA awareness and Veeam enhanced NUMA awareness in VBR v11.
You can go above 8 vCPU certainly, you’ve just got to know where you monitor for issues
+21I don't think a concern any more but I still follow the BP guide of 8x16 for them and scale out when more are needed. This usually does the trick but we have done some lately with 16x32 and they work fine.
+23Hey
The background has evolved more as vSphere has done more on NUMA awareness and Veeam enhanced NUMA awareness in VBR v11.
You can go above 8 vCPU certainly, you’ve just got to know where you monitor for issues
+20Thanks for the info guys!
+20Ooops...forgot to share the screenshot of where I saw the co-stop info from. It was in the V1 ADO Course Handbook:
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