The matrix is basically Intel ARK - oVirt, from my understanding, will
set the cluster to the minimum supported set of instructions. Meaning if
they are identical instruction sets across all CPU's - then nothing is
lost, but if even 1 CPU in the cluster has less available features then
the rest, then all will be brought down to that level so to speak. There
may be some major incompatibilities im not aware of, but with at least
2CPU's in the same family, I don't think you would be losing much if any.
On 10/12/19 8:18 pm, Gianluca Cecchi wrote:
Hello,
In my case I currently have a cluster with hosts with cpu Intel
E5-2680 v4 (each socket with 14 cores) and their Cluster is set as
"Intel Broadwell Family" and I would like to add in the same oVirt
Cluster two more hosts with Intel E5-2640 v4 cpus (each socket 10
cores) that should be the same CPU Family Type.
Is it true?
Is there a sort of matrix where one could compare and match?
Thanks in advance,
Gianluca
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