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What can the hypervisor do if a virtual machine needs more memory?
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It can assign more memory from the real computer to the virtual machine.
It can create new physical memory modules.
It can shut down the virtual machine.
It can replace the virtual machine with a new one.
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Correct answer: It can assign more memory from the real computer to the virtual machine.
Explanation: The hypervisor manages host resources and can allocate additional host RAM (or use ballooning, memory overcommit, or swap) to a VM if needed. It cannot create physical memory modules; shutting down or replacing the VM are possible administrative actions but not the typical method to satisfy a VM's memory demand.
Explanation: The hypervisor manages host resources and can allocate additional host RAM (or use ballooning, memory overcommit, or swap) to a VM if needed. It cannot create physical memory modules; shutting down or replacing the VM are possible administrative actions but not the typical method to satisfy a VM's memory demand.
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