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But you don't own the server, thus you don't pay for the overhead (if any).
by scprodigy 10y ago
But you don't own the server, thus you don't pay for the overhead (if any).
- teilo 10y agoI'm sorry, but you don't know what you are talking about. You pay for what you use. I don't own Amazon's servers either, but I pay for every bit of memory and CPU time that my EC2 instances use, and that includes the memory and CPU time consumed by my instance's kernel.
- scprodigy 10y agoOk, I'm a bit lost too. So, your question is the memory consumed by the VM kernel? The tradeoff is the ops overhead to manage the VM instance.