What kind of memory configuration is used for VM2?

The use of dynamic memory allocation for VM2 allows the virtual machine to adjust its memory usage based on the current demands of its workload. This flexibility is particularly beneficial in environments where multiple virtual machines are operating simultaneously. With dynamic memory allocation, the hypervisor can allocate memory to VM2 when additional resources are needed and reclaim it when the workload decreases, optimizing overall resource usage and performance.

Dynamic memory can improve efficiency in server farms or cloud environments by allowing better resource distribution among virtual machines, reducing the likelihood of underutilized memory. This allocation method typically involves defining a startup RAM amount along with minimum and maximum thresholds that the virtual machine can expand or contract within, ensuring that the virtual machine has enough memory when needed while also addressing the resource management needs of the host server.