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Measures reported by HvDynamicVHDTest A VHD (Virtual Hard Disk) is a dynamically expanding disk on the Hyper-V server, which is initially at a few kilobytes and expands when the VMs need additional storage space. The VHDs can only grow as the VMs add data, however, to the size limit which is designated in the setup wizard. The VHDs enable administrators to create, configure, and boot physical computers without a virtual machine or hypervisor. This functionality simplifies image management because it allows to:
If one/more VMs on the Hyper-V host utilize more dynamic memory resources (from the VHDs) than they are supposed to use, then, other VMs on the host may not have sufficient memory resources resulting in serious memory contention. To avoid memory resource contention among the VMs that use the VHDs, it is necessary to continuously track the dynamic memory allocated to the VMs from time-to-time. The HvDynamicVHDTest test helps administrators in this regard! This test auto-discovers the VHDs of the target Microsfot Hyper-V server and reports the memory utilization of each VHD. Using this test, administrators can detect the VHD that is hogged continuously for memory resources. Outputs of the test : One set of results for each VHD on the target Microsoft Hyper-V Server being monitored. The measures made by this test are as follows:
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