doc: Minor edit to RDT tutorial
Signed-off-by: Reyes, Amy <amy.reyes@intel.com>
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@ -164,12 +164,12 @@ The table title shows important information:
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The above example shows an L2 cache table. VMs assigned to any CPU cores 2-6 can
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have cache allocated to them.
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The table's columns show the names of all VMs that are assigned to the CPU cores
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noted in the table title, as well as their vCPU IDs. The table categorizes the
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vCPUs as either standard or real-time. The real-time vCPUs are those that are
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set as real-time in the VM's parameters. All other vCPUs are considered
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standard. The above example shows one real-time vCPU (VM1 vCPU 2) and two
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standard vCPUs (VM0 vCPU 2 and 6).
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The table's left-most column shows the names of all VMs that are assigned to the
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CPU cores noted in the table title, as well as their vCPU IDs. The table
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categorizes the vCPUs as either standard or real-time. The real-time vCPUs are
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those that are set as real-time in the VM's parameters. All other vCPUs are
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considered standard. The above example shows one real-time vCPU (VM1 vCPU 2) and
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two standard vCPUs (VM0 vCPU 2 and 6).
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.. note::
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