Virtualization from old parts
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Expanding; you can easily over-commit CPU and other resources without too much penalty. But over committing RAM doesn't work so well. Therefore, if you want 2GB per VM, you should have 2GB per VM physically in the system (+512MB/1GB for the hypervisor). Now for a contradiction; VMWare does an amazing job at letting you overcommit memory. It's not ideal, and they strongly advise against it, but of all the hypervisors, they're the best at controlling RAM overcommits.