So...I did a lot of experiments. And it turns out vRA doesn't support overprovisioning. Neither as a Cluster nor as a single ESXi. A ESXi host with 16GB can only have 16GB - ESXi Overhead, and a ...
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So...I did a lot of experiments. And it turns out vRA doesn't support overprovisioning. Neither as a Cluster nor as a single ESXi. A ESXi host with 16GB can only have 16GB - ESXi Overhead, and a cluster 16GB - overhead - vCLI VM memory This sucks quite hard, as the point of virtualization IS overprovisioning. ----- formatVersion: 1 inputs: {} resources: Cloud_vSphere_Machine_1: type: Cloud.vSphere.Machine properties: image: dl-test cpuCount: 2 totalMemoryMB: 16384 constraints: - tag: test networks: - network: ${resource.Cloud_vSphere_Network_1.id} assignment: dynamic Cloud_vSphere_Network_1: type: Cloud.vSphere.Network properties: networkType: existing constraints: - tag: ProdNetwork ----- Not selected because: flavor filter: not enough memory, requested '17,179,869,184' but only '12,312,379,392' is available