Which VM is configured to use dynamic memory?

Which VM is configured to use dynamic memory?

• A. VM1
• B. VM2
• C. Both VM1 and VM2
• D. Neither VM1 nor VM2

Answer: (B)

Dynamic memory lets a virtual machine adjust its RAM allocation on the fly based on workload, rather than staying fixed at startup. When dynamic memory is enabled, the VM has startup RAM plus a maximum RAM (and often a memory buffer) so it can grow or shrink as needed, with the host reallocating memory accordingly. In this scenario, the VM that has dynamic memory enabled in its settings is the one that uses dynamic memory. That means the VM with startup RAM and a defined maximum RAM is the configured-to-use dynamic memory. The other VM would be using a fixed memory amount and does not change its RAM allocation at runtime.

Dynamic memory lets a virtual machine adjust its RAM allocation on the fly based on workload, rather than staying fixed at startup. When dynamic memory is enabled, the VM has startup RAM plus a maximum RAM (and often a memory buffer) so it can grow or shrink as needed, with the host reallocating memory accordingly.

In this scenario, the VM that has dynamic memory enabled in its settings is the one that uses dynamic memory. That means the VM with startup RAM and a defined maximum RAM is the configured-to-use dynamic memory. The other VM would be using a fixed memory amount and does not change its RAM allocation at runtime.