Description: Host resource management involves allocating and optimizing the physical resources of the host machine for virtual machines. This process is fundamental in virtualization environments, where multiple virtual machines (VMs) share the same physical resources, such as CPU, memory, storage, and network. Efficient management of these resources ensures that each VM operates optimally, avoiding bottlenecks and maximizing overall system performance. Resource management tools allow administrators to monitor resource usage in real-time, adjust allocations based on demand, and establish policies that prioritize certain VMs based on their criticality or workload. Additionally, host resource management is crucial for capacity planning, as it helps anticipate future needs and make proactive adjustments to the infrastructure. In the context of virtualization platforms, this management is carried out through interfaces that allow the creation, modification, and deletion of VMs, as well as dynamic resource allocation, facilitating the efficient and scalable management of cloud and virtualization environments.
