Define a New Standard Capacity

You can define a new standard capacity on the Desktop Capacity & Model Definition page.

Procedure

1. Click "+" above the Standard Capacities list.
2. In the Capacity Definition dialog, enter a name for the new standard capacity.
3. Under Capacity Definition, enter information as described below.

   • Enabled - Indicates whether the standard capacity is enabled.

   • vCPU - Number of virtual CPUs.

   • vRAM - Amount of virtual RAM in MB.

   • vGPU - Size of virtual GPU. Select a value from the drop-down list. Supported values are from 256 MB to 8 GB, depending on the underlying NVIDIA GRID card.

     Note:

     Before making this setting, review the following information:

     • A vGPU-based capacity can be mapped only to a GPU-capable desktop manager.

     • A GPU-capable desktop manager is dedicated to the GPU desktops. Non-GPU desktops should not be created.

     • You can have multiple GPU desktops with different vGPUs in the same compute/desktop manager. The limitation in this case is that GPU resources may be under-utilized.

     • GPU desktops require memory to be reserved. Hence memory over allocation is not possible in a GPU compute.

     • vMotion and DRS are not supported for GPU desktops.

   • HD - Hard disk size in GB.

   • Display - Display name for the standard capacity.

4. Click Add Desktop Capacity.