After a quiet weekend, 311 desktop VMs pile onto one host. The cluster then live-migrates some desktops so CPU evens out. Which feature did that?
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Short Explanation
VMs stacking on one host is like every 311 clerk lining up at one window. DRS moves some desktops to another host so CPU evens out. HA restarts VMs after a crash; it is not that weekday shuffle.
Full Explanation
Distributed Resource Scheduler balances virtual-machine load across hosts in a vSphere cluster, often by live-migrating VMs. That is the associate term for evening CPU after 311 desktops pile onto one host. vSphere HA responds to host failure by restarting VMs. Horizon Help Desk and UEM compliance do not perform that cluster load-balancing function.