Hey vSohill,
In the charts you are looking at what you are seeing is "Workload" as kind of a section. If you checkout what VMware has to say about Workload it can sometimes be kind of confusing.
"Workload, simply put, is a measurement showing the ratio of the resource demand of a virtual object (VM, ESX, Cluster, etc) versus the amount of resources it can obtain."
Workload being the Demand vs the "the amount of resources it can obtain". That is kind of a strange statement. But what it really means is Workload equals Demand divided by Capacity (or allocated). Workload in this case is fairly low (about 25%). As Workload approaches 100%, your VM will be using up all of it's available memory. If Workload exceeds 100% you have undersized your VM, because the VM is demanding more memory than you have granted it.
What it boils down to is that Memory Workload is a very good metric to indicate what we would think of as Memory Usage, because Usage can include things that get cached and never get cleared out. So if you are measuring your VMs by Memory Usage you might notice that all of them are using all of their available memory all the time, which isn't very useful.
Does that answer your question?
