Finance, public works, and parks must share one permitting cluster, but each department needs a reserved slice of CPU and memory. Which vSphere component carves that compute?
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Short Explanation
A resource pool is how the city slices the shared compute pie so finance cannot starve parks. Transport zones and segments isolate packets, not CPU and RAM. Do not look at NSX when the ask is a compute reservation.
Full Explanation
vSphere resource pools partition cluster CPU and memory with shares, reservations, and limits so multiple consumers can share one cluster. Overlay transport zones and Geneve segments provide network isolation and connectivity; they do not reserve host compute. An NSX Edge cluster hosts centralized network services and is not a vSphere compute-slicing object.