I'm going to make some assumptions here, please correct me if my assumptions are correct:
1. VMs can no longer share hyperthreaded cores with other VMs with the v2 scheduler that was created as a result of L1 Term fault vulnerability
2. Since VMs can't share hyperthreaded cores, it no longer makes sense to schedule VMs with a single CPU because it will have no affect on getting VMs scheduled faster, if a VM w 1 vCPU is scheduled on a core another VM can't be scheduled on that same core until the first VM is done with it
3. that being said, there is no reason to change past allocations to VMs that were a single vCPU because it will use the entire core regardless of hyperthreading since no other VM can share the core
I'm looking for experts to chime in on this logic to let me know if I'm correct in my assumptions
Which VMware product does this relate to?
vSphere 6.7 w the L1 terminal fault vulnerability patched, v2 scheduler enabled
I expected you’d say that, I’ve asked moderators to move your thread to the vSphere area.
@ Scott, why am I not seeing the options when opening a discussion to place it in a specific category, they no longer seem to be there