Description: Dynamic resource allocation refers to the ability to automatically distribute and adjust hardware resources, such as CPU, memory, and storage, among virtual machines (VMs) based on demand and performance needs. This functionality allows administrators to optimize the use of available resources, ensuring that critical applications receive the necessary power during peak loads, while less demanding VMs can receive fewer resources during low activity periods. Dynamic allocation is based on configurable policies that allow prioritization of certain VMs, as well as continuous monitoring of system performance. This feature is essential in virtualization environments, where efficiency and flexibility are crucial for the optimal operation of IT infrastructures. Additionally, dynamic resource allocation helps reduce resource waste, as it allows hardware to be used more effectively, which can result in significant savings in operational costs and improved overall system responsiveness.
