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|total kmem  ||  1536KB  || 3712KB  ||  3072KB  ||  2624KB
 
|total kmem  ||  1536KB  || 3712KB  ||  3072KB  ||  2624KB
 
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|total umem  ||  3450KB || 12288KB || 6900KB   ||      7869KB
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|total umem  ||  3450KB || 12288KB || 6900MB   ||      7869MB
 
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|avnumproc    ||    15  ||    40    ||    30    ||      27
 
|avnumproc    ||    15  ||    40    ||    30    ||      27
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=== 2A ===
 
=== 2A ===
 
The next column labelled “2A” was produced by multiplying all the numbers
 
The next column labelled “2A” was produced by multiplying all the numbers
from [[UBC configuration examples#Example A|example A]] by 2. This configuration is good for half the number of
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from [[UBC configuration examples#example A|example A]] by 2. This configuration is good for half the number of
containers plan A was created for, that is, this new configuration
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Virtual Environments plan A was created for, that is, this new configuration
is for 100 containers on a system with 1GB of RAM.
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is for 100 Virtual Environments on a system with 1GB of RAM.
  
 
=== 0.5A+0.5B ===
 
=== 0.5A+0.5B ===
 
The next column “0.5A+0.5B” was produced by multiplying the numbers
 
The next column “0.5A+0.5B” was produced by multiplying the numbers
from [[UBC configuration examples#Example A|example A]] by 0.5 and adding the numbers from [[UBC configuration examples#Example B|example B]] multiplied
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from [[UBC configuration examples#example A|example A]] by 0.5 and adding the numbers from [[UBC configuration examples#example B|example B]] multiplied
 
by 0.5. The resulting confguration is a mean confguration between A and
 
by 0.5. The resulting confguration is a mean confguration between A and
 
B, being computed as (A + B)/2. It is good for
 
B, being computed as (A + B)/2. It is good for
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<math>\frac{1}{0.5/200+0.5/60} \approx 92</math>
 
<math>\frac{1}{0.5/200+0.5/60} \approx 92</math>
  
containers on a system with 1GB of RAM.
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Virtual Environments on a system with 1GB of RAM.
  
 
== Other configurations ==
 
== Other configurations ==

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