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vCPU, short for virtual CPU, is a virtualized representation of a physical CPU core. It is a fundamental component of virtualization technology, allowing multiple virtual machines (VMs) to run on a single physical host. Each vCPU is allocated a portion of the physical CPU's resources, enabling it to execute instructions and perform tasks as if it were a dedicated CPU core.
The concept of vCPUs is central to hypervisors, which are software layers that create and manage virtual
vCPUs are essential for optimizing resource utilization and improving performance in virtualized environments. By allocating multiple
However, the performance of vCPUs can be influenced by several factors, including the number of vCPUs allocated