vCore definition
vCore means a unit of server compute resources.
vCore means a unit of compute capacity for processing on CloudHub platform, which is equal to one core.
vCore means a virtual representation of processing power in a single hardware virtualization that can run its own operating system and execute applications like a physical machine. The number of Virtual Cores is calculated such that each Virtual Core maps to a single hardware thread in the underlying processing core. If a Customer is only able to calculate its physical computer processing cores, then each physical computer processing core will be equal to two (2) Virtual Cores.
More Definitions of vCore
vCore means a virtual representation of computer capacity equal to a single hardware core used for processing.
vCore means a virtual core utilized by the KNIME Software to execute data analytics workflows. The Software creates one or more virtual executors with a user defined number of virtual cores that it uses for the execution of workflows (“Executors”). The number of licensed vCores refers to the maximum number of virtual cores that in total can be allocated to Executors. KNIME makes no representations about the performance of said Executors or the mapping to the underlying physical system. – Other Definitions –