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Virtual machines (VMs) require virtual random access memory (vRAM) to be able to run. The memory is used to store data and programs for the vCPU .
The vRAM is an abstraction of the hardware-based RAM modules. It is a volatile memory. This means that this memory is not suitable for permanent data persistence, because there is no guarantee that the data will still be available after the VM is restarted.
You can only specify the size of the virtual memory. The currently available values can be found in the product description.
Option | Minimum | Maximum |
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vRAM | 1 GiB = 1024 MiB | 128 GiB = 131072 MiB |
Please note:
You can read about this on the Quickstart page.