I came from a VPS host that offers VPS plans with certain CPU cores (e.g. 1 core, 2 core, etc.). Now that I'm happily migrated to Knownhost, I want to know how do you define equal share of CPU? I can't really see the real definition of how equal share works in your site, it would be nice if you have illustration or video of some sort.
For example, you say one node have 16+ CPUs and Equal Share, does this mean if there are 10 tenants in the node, each of these tenants are assigned exclusively and can only use 10% of the total processing power of the physical 16-core CPU at any given time?
Or does equal share means the node programmed smartly in such a way wherein say 9 of the 10 tenants are using very little CPU power, and 1 will need a high CPU usage for a few minutes, will that 1 tenant automatically granted a large CPU power, and will automatically be throttled only when other tenants will need the CPU power, but the sharing will be computed equally ?
For example, you say one node have 16+ CPUs and Equal Share, does this mean if there are 10 tenants in the node, each of these tenants are assigned exclusively and can only use 10% of the total processing power of the physical 16-core CPU at any given time?
Or does equal share means the node programmed smartly in such a way wherein say 9 of the 10 tenants are using very little CPU power, and 1 will need a high CPU usage for a few minutes, will that 1 tenant automatically granted a large CPU power, and will automatically be throttled only when other tenants will need the CPU power, but the sharing will be computed equally ?